jes999

I am going to put my 2006 Cayenne S up for sale. Asking prices seem to be all over the place from mid $20s to mid $30s. Any idea on current "market"?

2006 Cayenne S
2nd owner
CPO through April 2012
53,000 miles
Sand White Exterior
Havanna/Sand Beige Interior

Bi-Xenon
Comfort Seats with memory
PCM/Navigation
Variable Assist steering
Moonroof
Seat Heaters
Sports tail pipe
19" Sport Design wheels
Burl wood steering wheel & shifter

All service records. 2 new tires and 2 at 70% (Latitude Sports)
Coolant Pipes and Front Suspension bushings replaced

ryangambrill

Take is as a point of reference.

July 1, 2011 BlackBook - East Central Edition

Avg - $22,675
Clean - $25,775

The only option that adds value is the air suspension. And that would only amount to $200.

+$1,000 for the lower miles

deilenberger

Sounds pretty realistic. I bought mine via a dealer, equipped much the same (TI edition), same miles, CPO, no air suspension (I consider this a good thing given the price to repair it..) for about the "Clean" price above back in March '11. Mine didn't have the coolant pipe job done - so to me - that adds about $1k in value to the truck (about 1/2 the cost of doing it) if a knowledgeable person buys it. The average buyer won't have a clue about that.

JPP

So, have you decided what you're going to ask for it?

jes999

Are you interested in buying, or just curious?

EnigmaWmn

Shouldn't the Holy Father be riding around in the Pope Mobile?

JPP

Honestly, I think the answer to that question at this point is 'I'm Curious'. I just started doing research but your truck is the right color and options ... having said that, I'd be lying if I said I was ready to buy right now. Why are you selling it?

.. Just trying to figure out how to attach the bubble and still be able to work the Speedster clamshell and top mechanism ... I mean, it's pretty complicated all by itself ..

jes999

For reference, I sold within 10 days of listing for $26,500. There was quite a bit of interest and I think I probably could have gotten a little bit more but new car is on the way so it was time to make a deal.

spiderv6

Interesting. Just getting ready to put my 2006 S Titanium up for sale with 80k on the clock and 13 months of CPO left to run.

Like you, pricing I see runs from mid 20's to mid 30's.