2008 Porsche Cayenne S Sport Utility 4-door 4.8l on 2040-cars
Depew, New York, United States
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Selling my 08 Cayenne S. It is quite a beauty. Runs and drives excellent. Interior and exterior are excellent, as is the undercarriage. I thought Porsche did a poor job with wheel choices on all Cayenne's in this era except the Turbo models so I went and purchased a set of 20" Turbo wheels and had them painted black, the finish is very high quality and will last as long as a factory wheel, they are rust and chip free and look excellent.........this has really complimented the vehicle. Tires are also new. Just had the oil changed at Porsche. Driveability is as tight and solid as a brand new vehicle, not a singe rattle, clunk or squeak. Here are the flaws......there are a few very minor gouges that I have pictured, and a ding. These are barely noticeable, just pointing it out.....the thing is in rare shape for the miles. Also, the GPS antenna went bad very recently....it is showing zero satellites now, it is either a loose wire or it needs a new antenna, which is rather cheap. I do not use the Nav system so didn't really feel compelled to address this issue. And lastly, when doing the wheel swap we were unable to get the original TPMS units out of the original wheels due to them being corroded. I went ahead and installed the new wheels without sensors, therfore the light on the dash now stays lit. A new sensor kit would run about 400 installed. On the bright side the wheels do not leak any air at all, they were sealed properly. I understand this is a large purchase and am willing to cooperate with serious interested parties, can take additional photos of anything you would like to see, and also answer any questions you may have. Would also be more than glad to give my phone # to talk with you.
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