2004 Porsche Cayenne S on 2040-cars
Winter Park, Florida, United States
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This SUV has 149,600 miles . It was only driven in florida by my wife . I had recently replaced the starter ( $1200) as well as the plastic coolant pipes to upgraded aluminum ones ( $3500) I have all the documentation to prove it . All the maintenance was done on time mostly at the Porsche of Orlando . The car is in a great condition and handles like no other SUV . It has a set of almost new Continental Contact Tires with 90% of tread remaining. The leather and carpets are in a very good condition. Brake pads replaced last year and have at least 80% life left. This car is fully loaded . The leather used on dash board and doors is an upgraded kind different from other basic Cayennes.It has a smooth finish ( no texture) AWD, Sun Roof, Premium Leather, Premium Bose Stereo 14 Speaker, Electronic Manual shifting and automatic, Locking differential, 19" aluminum Porsche original wheels etc .. There are a couple of scratches on the front bumper. The back gate needs telescopes to be replaced ( it doesn't stay up ) The cost of repair is around $500 . Besides that the car is in a great condition . Please email or call if you have any questions 407- 690 - 3618 I also would like to add that I am willing to work with you on delivery and pick up of this SUV. The closet airport is Kansas City and I can pick you up there. I may also be willing to drive this SUV to you or to half way point for you.Contact tires with 90% tread remaining . |
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