2010 Porsche Panamera S ~ Beautiful In Yachting Blue ~ Mint Car on 2040-cars
New Orleans, Louisiana, United States
Yachting Blue Metallic with Yachting Blue/Cream Interior Leather, 14-Way Power Seats w/Memory Package, Heated Front Seats, Front & Rear ParkAssist w/Rearview Camera, Sport Chrono Package Plus, Birch Anthracite Interior Package, BOSE Surround Sound-System, Porsche Entry & Drive, Navigation system, Power liftgate, 22 inch 911 Turbo II Wheels, Adaptive Air Suspension, Blue Floor Mats, 400-hp, 4.8-liter V8, 7-spd auto-shift manual w/OD and auto-manual, Rear-wheel drive. Key, Books and Tools. Current Miles are 28,821 This Porsche is in Excellent Condition. The Metal, Paint, Glass and Drive is of Excellent quality. The Upholstery has no blemishes. This car has all of original body parts, No collision damage evident. The paint is glossy and the body has no major defects. The front right fender has metered prior paint work, the fender has been painted. look to be from repairing scratches in the paint. The car is mechanical sound and the engine compartment has no fluid leaks. The tires are near new and the proper size and match. A clean title history.
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