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Porsche: Cayenne S on 2040-cars

US $9,000.00
Year:2008 Mileage:139431 Color: Burgundy
Location:

Seattle, Washington, United States

Seattle, Washington, United States

CONTACT ME AT : lawrenceneodesha3@netcmail.com

I am a 10 year eBay member with 100% positive feedback. We are selling my wifes gorgeous 2008 Porsche Cayenne S. It is in amazing condition cosmetically and mechanically. We are only selling it as we have ordered a Tesla to replace it. The Cayenne S is in excellent exterior condition. No door dings, curb rash, paint work, etc. I would rate it 9/10. The interior is great and shows a few signs of wear but overall looks very very good for a 2008. I would rate it 8/10. I have 93 pictures and a video of the care linked below if youd like to see more. This is not a basic Cayenne S. It is fully loaded with the following options:- Carmona Red paid ($690)- Havana Sand leather with soft look leather option ($395)- Gloss Light Wood Package ($1,385)- 19 Cayenne Design Wheels ($1,200)- Preferred Package Plus ($8,490)- Comfort Seats w/memory ($930)- Light Comfort Package w/memory ($610)- Havana Sand floor mats ($140)- Bi-Xenon headlights with Washers- PCM 2.1 w/Navigation - Trailer Hitch- Colored crest center caps- Moonroof- Ski bag- Bose Surround Sound with 6 disk changer - Power LiftgateTotal MSRP was $72,635 (original window sticker is included)As a five time Porsche owner, I understand the importance of keeping up to date on all maintenance. We did not intend on selling this car (we thought we would drive it forever) so I spent over $7,000 earlier this year on the following:- New tires and alignment 7,000 miles ago- Replaced: oil (Mobil 1) and filter, thermostat, coolant, oil separator, serpentine belt, O2 sensors, fuel pump, stopper clutch and breather hose, cabin air filter, engine torque damper, hydraulic engine mounts, vacuum pump, front and rear wipers, gas cap, vacuum line, A/C blower motor, parking brake release gas spring and more!Mechanically this Cayenne is in phenomenal condition and needs nothing that I know of. The only issue is we lost the second key, so it only comes with one. The only modification I have done is replace the Cayenne S badge with an oem P O R S C H E badge (the original is included).

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