Cayenne Turbo older or newer?

[Backtobasics]

I have started looking at cayenne turbo's after a post on facebook. My question is would you go for an 03 plate with 70-90k on it for around 11-13k such as

http://www.pistonheads.com/classifieds/used-cars/p...

and keep cash in reserve for failure.

Or would be be more prudent to spend a bit more and get something slightly newer with slightly lower/same miles?

http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/2013...

I only do a few thousand miles a year so tyres, fuel etc are not as much of an issue. I do want to avoid masses of depreciation, but happy to offset that against potential failure of parts.

[Crazy4557]

The earlier car at 911 Sport looks very nice from the pictures. Would be worth about £8-9k in 2-3 years with not too many more miles. The 2007 will devalue a long way in comparison even though it's the face lift model.
I'd go the older route if those two were my choice.
Also, 911 Sport look like they might know a thing or two about Porsche's but can't say that for the other dealer.

[Backtobasics]

It does indeed, seems to have been well prepared. Not too sure if the early ones have more issues, it appears they are all much of muchness for the first 4 years of production

[4leks]

same...better keep your cash in reserve
unless you can afford gen3

[djohnson]

Backtobasics said:

http://www.pistonheads.com/classifieds/used-cars/p...

Great looking car for the age and money.