Looking for a Cayenne. I'm starting my hunt for a used Cayenne as I will be needing
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Looking for a Cayenne. I'm starting my hunt for a used Cayenne as I will be needing
a tow vehicle.
I want the V8 and am not too particular about model year.
Is there a certain model year to stay away from?
I don't want to spend more than about $30K and there are TONS of them for sale.
So, before I spend the entire day searching this site, I thought maybe someone could give me a few quick things too look for or stay away from.
Thanks in advance.
I want the V8 and am not too particular about model year.
Is there a certain model year to stay away from?
I don't want to spend more than about $30K and there are TONS of them for sale.
So, before I spend the entire day searching this site, I thought maybe someone could give me a few quick things too look for or stay away from.
Thanks in advance.
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a tow vehicle.
I want the V8 and am not too particular about model year.
Is there a certain model year to stay away from?
I don't want to spend more than about $30K and there are TONS of them for sale.
So, before I spend the entire day searching this site, I thought maybe someone could give me a few quick things too look for or stay away from.
Thanks in advance.
I want the V8 and am not too particular about model year.
Is there a certain model year to stay away from?
I don't want to spend more than about $30K and there are TONS of them for sale.
So, before I spend the entire day searching this site, I thought maybe someone could give me a few quick things too look for or stay away from.
Thanks in advance.
At a $30k limit, you're unfortunately still in 04 territory if you want lower miles (maybe an 05 too). Hmmm an 04. I've certainly never owned one of those.
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Exactly what are you going to be towing?
How much towing experience do you have?
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You're welcome. You'll really be thankful later when you buy a proper tow vehicle.
How much towing experience do you have?
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You're welcome. You'll really be thankful later when you buy a proper tow vehicle.
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I know the "buy the newest Porsche you can afford" thing.
I've owned an '02 C2 cab and now own an '02 996TT. I've bought used Porsches before.
I'll be towing a track rat (prob around 2200lbs car + the trailer). I will tow 3 times during the entire year and will be towing about 175miles.
I've towed before and understand what towing is like with a short wheel base car.
I was hoping to get some ideas re: years to stay away from.
wirunner - - there are plenty of '06 CS available for low to mid $30's - that is asking. In this economy, I think I would not have much problem finding an '06 for around $30k - maybe a few dollars more.
I've owned an '02 C2 cab and now own an '02 996TT. I've bought used Porsches before.
I'll be towing a track rat (prob around 2200lbs car + the trailer). I will tow 3 times during the entire year and will be towing about 175miles.
I've towed before and understand what towing is like with a short wheel base car.
I was hoping to get some ideas re: years to stay away from.
wirunner - - there are plenty of '06 CS available for low to mid $30's - that is asking. In this economy, I think I would not have much problem finding an '06 for around $30k - maybe a few dollars more.
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I went and looked at the diesel trucks. I can't own one.
I'd literally drive it 3 times a year when i was heading to the track.
At least with a nice small SUV, I'd drive it once in a while.
I'm also looking at the Toureg 10cyl TDI - nice truck for about the same price as the CS.
I'd literally drive it 3 times a year when i was heading to the track.
At least with a nice small SUV, I'd drive it once in a while.
I'm also looking at the Toureg 10cyl TDI - nice truck for about the same price as the CS.
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Gotta agree with Lewis- open trailer is no big deal but if you tow an enclosed trailer you are dealing with a mirror issue. You WON'T be able to see ANYTHING right behind you including the police car with his lights on... as for towing I'd recommend the Toureg TDI as well- and when not towing with it, you can pull stumps out of the yard...
If you go with a Cayenne make sure to get one with the factory tow package and get one with PASM- a must for towing IMHO. You'll find a lot more Touregs out there with air suspension. Finding a Cayenne with PASM if it's not a Turbo (they all come with it) is rather tough...
If you go with a Cayenne make sure to get one with the factory tow package and get one with PASM- a must for towing IMHO. You'll find a lot more Touregs out there with air suspension. Finding a Cayenne with PASM if it's not a Turbo (they all come with it) is rather tough...
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I went and looked at the diesel trucks. I can't own one.
I'd literally drive it 3 times a year when i was heading to the track.
At least with a nice small SUV, I'd drive it once in a while.
I'm also looking at the Toureg 10cyl TDI - nice truck for about the same price as the CS.
I'd literally drive it 3 times a year when i was heading to the track.
At least with a nice small SUV, I'd drive it once in a while.
I'm also looking at the Toureg 10cyl TDI - nice truck for about the same price as the CS.
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Well I got a cayenne turbo s I do it all in off roading /tracking /towing track cars and it does it very well but, i think the toureg 10 TDI would be NICE for the job you could move you house or plane with ease but I haven't seen a v10TDI under 60K
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well, I don't want a pick-up truck.
I'd literally put it in storage and use it ONLY to tow.
The '06 V10 TDIs can be had in the 30s - - ALL used car sales have taken a nose dive.
There are great deals out there right now.
I'll take a closer look at the Toureg TDI.
I'd literally put it in storage and use it ONLY to tow.
The '06 V10 TDIs can be had in the 30s - - ALL used car sales have taken a nose dive.
There are great deals out there right now.
I'll take a closer look at the Toureg TDI.
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But if you want performance also it my have to be the cayenne the only big problem with the toureg is the buttons and switches I think it sucks!
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Oh mid 30s...well you have plenty of anything to choose from at that price especially if you're not figuring in uncle sam's share. Then again I wouldn't know. I never bought a Cayenne before. A couple have landed on my doorstep by a stork though.
On a side note, the magic eight ball told me CPO was a good idea. Enjoy