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2012 Porsche Cayenne Turbo Martini Racing on 2040-cars

US $82,125.00
Year:2012 Mileage:38235
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Selling my Martini Racing adorned Cayenne Turbo.  At this price, you'd be a fool to buy the S or GTS.  There is no substitute for a 500hp family car.  If you are in the market for this kind of ride then you probably already know there is nothing that compares to the Cayenne Turbo.  X5 M is nice, but it is just not quite on this level.  The seats (18 way heated and cooled) are the most comfortable on the market and the car is Crazy fun to drive while achieving very respectable MPG.  

We are selling because we are building a new home and replacing her with a Tesla.   I can say without hesitation that this Cayenne is an absolute joy to own, drive, and has not had a single issue. The Turbo is heads and  tails faster than the 'S' and and decidedly faster than the GTS.  Just performed the 40k Service.  Service intervals are every 10K.  

I will sell early for the right price, and she is listed locally.  The 3M vinyl is removable.  Please Google "Martini Racing" if you are unfamiliar with the rich history of this racing Livery.  

Please call with any questions.  

Truly, I have loved and cared for this car perhaps more than is healthy.  She has been pampered and driven with respect and professionalism, and I can assure you are buying a beautiful, amazing car that you can obsess over as well.  She has served as the family car only.  Racing stripes are strictly cosmetic.  No additional aftermarket upgrades.   

The Electric TOY CARS ARE NOT for sale.  I'll be happy to assist in shipping, but it is ultimately the responsibility of the buyer.  

Call anytime with any questions on this 1 of a kind Martini Racing Cayenne Turbo

$1000.00 due within 48 hours of end of auction.  No taxes on private party sale.  

Rich
(602) 568-3143 

 

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