FS\FT: 2005 Porsche Cayenne

[is300izo]

I have had this on the forum before and I am putting it out there again. Fully loaded 35k kms, silver on black leather, 3m on front, every single option you can think of and more including front and rear parking assistance option -$6k option and very cool. This is the V6 and although the power is less than the V8, there is an significant increase in your gas mileage and as far as body structure is concerned, all of the Cayenne's are the same. Purchased new from Edmonton Porsche dealership for $80k and letting it go for $51,900 obo so my loss is your gain. Warranty until Nov 2009.

As for trades , I am willing to take offers and work 'plus cash' deals. Moving into a new place and I need $$$.

[me&you]

Originally posted by is300izo
I have had this on the forum before and I am putting it out there again. Fully loaded 35k kms, silver on black leather, 3m on front, every single option you can think of and more including front and rear parking assistance option -$6k option and very cool. This is the V6 and although the power is less than the V8, there is an significant increase in your gas mileage and as far as body structure is concerned, all of the Cayenne's are the same. Purchased new from Edmonton Porsche dealership for $80k and letting it go for $53k obo so my loss is your gain. Warranty until Nov 2009.

As for trades , I am willing to take offers and work 'plus cash' deals. Moving into a new place and I need $$$.

Do you have the VIN or window sticker? I've only seen one other Cayenne get close to $80k and would like to know what this one is equipped with.

[milesmcewing]

You can spec a V6 out over $100K without trying too hard.

$80K is easy. The average selling price for a V6 is between 75-85.

Good luck with the sale, nice vehicle with the right options.

[me&you]

Originally posted by milesmcewing
You can spec a V6 out over $100K without trying too hard.

$80K is easy. The average selling price for a V6 is between 75-85.

Good luck with the sale, nice vehicle with the right options.

At $100k, a Cayenne S was very nicely equipped... as it should be with $20k of options.

[is300izo]

yea the S's start at around $85 k and that is pretty bare bones since everything is an additional option with Porsche. You can easily hit the $100-120 for an S. Mine is equiped with everything that you can ask for except NAVI wich some people like but I dont need.

[me&you]

Originally posted by is300izo
yea the S's start at around $85 k and that is pretty bare bones since everything is an additional option with Porsche. You can easily hit the $100-120 for an S. Mine is equiped with everything that you can ask for except NAVI wich some people like but I dont need.

Which wheels?

[is300izo]

check out the pic, they are the factory 17's but you can put up to 22's on it and if you search the net you will see that 20-22's look absolutely SICK on this ride.

[milesmcewing]

If you want to PM me the VIN, I will reprint the original option list that came with your car, may help to show people what was picked

[bkhun2]

Ive seen the Porsche up close and in person and I can vouch that it's in mint condition. Good Luck with the sale.

[is300izo]

bump!

[is300izo]

bump, open to offers.....bring em if you got em.

[is300izo]

bumpage

[is300izo]

PRICE DROP!!!!!:eek:

[is300izo]

going into canadatrader at the end of the week

[is300izo]

no offers?:confused:

[rc2002]

If you posted an option list it would help your sale big time considering the base price for a brand new one is $58,900.

[is300izo]

sure I can do that, I can tell you that just like most other German manufacturers everything is an option and the rides price when purchased in late 05 was $80K.

[is300izo]

now in canadatrader

[is300izo]

bump

[canuckcarguy]

Hey, did this Porsche ever sell?

[pinoyhero]

May be interested in trade, let me know.