Why are most Diesel Panameras POA at OPCs
Why are most Diesel Panameras POA at OPCs
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majordad

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3,631 posts

227 months

Monday 13th August 2012
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Browsing through the Porsche Search for secondhand Diesel Panameras most of them are not priced, POA it says. messing of the first order I think. IMHO, you offer for sale you name a price ?

Arenki

252 posts

199 months

Monday 13th August 2012
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I had one as a courtesy car last week when my 997 was in for a service. Seriously considered buying it. Only thing that put me off was caramel-coloured leather. If the leather was black, I suspect you'd be seeing news bulletins discussing civil harmony after a long-suffering girlfriend shoots her boyfriend for buying, yet another car.

I_Want_That_One

97 posts

238 months

Monday 13th August 2012
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I asked that of a 991 a few weeks ago and was told that if it's under six months old (?) then it automatically shows as POA. Only the older ones > six months have a price showing smile

Helicopter123

8,831 posts

186 months

Monday 13th August 2012
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contango said:
They depreciate so quickly that the OPC would have to change the price too frequently, as yet another week goes by with it sat on their forecourt!
Surprised to hear this - guides suggest the Diesel is still holding up ok?

Petrol is a big more tricky.

SFO

5,190 posts

213 months

Monday 13th August 2012
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that's because they have all been pre-registered to meet targets and they need to pretend that they are 'demos'