SUVp.cay

Hello,
If I find a used 2013 Cayenne diesel for sale with 15,000 miles and a sticker of about $80,000, what would be the price range for this vehicle?

With the 2014s coming in June with the rumored face lift that's tempting...but so is finding a good deal on a used diesel.

Thanks

kocsis

Is there any factual support for the facelift coming this June? That's 2 months after my ordered GTS arrives....

SUVp.cay

I have read it on a few sites. Here is one:

http://www.motortrend.com/future/fut...enne_e_hybrid/

speed21

But this refers the facelift as arriving mid 2014 which is a year and a half away. It is now 2013 don't forget. Then the next dilemma for those waiting for mid 2014 for that facelift is 2 years on from that, the entire car is replaced.

So which is worse? Getting a Cayenne now and having a year and a half before being slightly outdated or, waiting 2 years from mid 2014 to have the entire car outdated.

There is no win. You can only stay on top of the pile for so long.

grohgreg

Porsche locator currently lists only two available (within 500 miles of me), and neither are CPO. The problem you'll face buying a used Porsche is whether you'll (a) not have all the options you want or (b) be forced to accept superfluous options. Same goes for color/rims/tires/etc. Perceived savings on an "almost new" Porsche can sometimes lead to buyer's remorse. In this case, you might want to revisit the idea of ordering a new one built to your exact spec. I negotiated ~2% off MSRP when ordering mine, and have since read of folks getting up to 4%.

Example: note the equipment on that black Cayenne. Only options listed that I don't have on mine are 21" wheels, glossy trim, Entry & Drive, roof rails. By comparison, I paid $69k to have mine built to spec.

//greg//