Price of used Cayenne Diesel

[KGB1]

THis car is the colour and spec I would be interested to buy. I have just built it on the Porsche website and the new price is £59,586 including 20% VAT, how can a one year old car with 13,000 miles be worth only £5,000 less than a brand new one, am I missing something??? I would have expected that at least the VAT should be gone, bringing the car below £50,000.



Porsche Cayenne Diesel, £ 54,850
With 2 Years of Porsche Approved Warranty
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Car data
Displacement: 3,000 cc
Power Output: 240 bhp
Drivetrain: 4-WD
Transmission: Automatic
Fuel: Diesel fuel
Colour: Meteor Grey Metallic
Colour (interior): Black leather interior, smooth-finish leather


Location of the car: Porsche Centre Swindon
Vehicle Ident Number: WP1ZZZ92ZCLA36764
Mileage: 13,782 m
Registration Year: 05/12
Consumption - urban: 8.5 l /100 km (33.2 mpg)
Consumption - extra urban: 6.5 l /100 km (43.5 mpg)
Consumption combined: 7.2 l /100 km (39.2 mpg)
CO2-Emissions combined: 189 g
Price: £ 54,850
Equipment
100 litres fuel tank
20-inch Cayenne SportDesign II wheel
8-speed Tiptronic S inclusive Auto Start Stop function
Air suspension with self-levelling and height adjustment incl. Porsche Active Suspension Management (PASM)
Aluminium brushed interior package
Automatically dimming exterior and interior mirrors
BOSE® Surround Sound System
Floor mats
Heated front seats
Heated windscreen
Multi-function steering wheel

ParkAssist at front and rear
Porsche Communication Management (PCM) incl. navigation module
Porsche crest on headrests
Powerliftgate
Roof rails incl. roof mouldings: matt aluminium look finish
Servotronic
Standard seats
Telephone module
Universal audio interface
Wheel hub cover with full-colour Porsche Crest















Correct at the time of printing, details are subject to change.

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[Magic919]

VAT is irrelevant. A used example is worth whatever people are willing to pay.

[mollytherocker]

Magic919 said:

VAT is irrelevant. A used example is worth whatever people are willing to pay.

the market sets the price.

[KGB1]

Yes I realise but it doesn't make much sense to go for used.

I bet the conversation is a little different at trade in!

[Helicopter123]

Ahh, the reappearance of low depreciation motoring for the Porsche owner.

I'm off to check if our diesel is actually air cooled!

[cayman-black]

Helicopter123 said:

Ahh, the reappearance of low depreciation motoring for the Porsche owner.

I'm off to check if our diesel is actually air cooled!

Quite, who would have thought!

[mollytherocker]

KGB1 said:

Yes I realise but it doesn't make much sense to go for used.

I bet the conversation is a little different at trade in!

It's all a big game mate. You want a cheap car, and they want the highest commission possible.

It's not rocket science!