New member from Chicago
#1
New member from Chicago
Hello everyone,
I just want to introduce myself to the forum. I am picking up an 2005 CS tomorrow and looking forward to the experience. I've been on this forum many times reading and learning a lot about these Cayenne. I've been an Audi fan since 2001 and I still have my DD a 2001 2.8 V6 Avant. Looking forward to some discussions and questions.
Redge
I just want to introduce myself to the forum. I am picking up an 2005 CS tomorrow and looking forward to the experience. I've been on this forum many times reading and learning a lot about these Cayenne. I've been an Audi fan since 2001 and I still have my DD a 2001 2.8 V6 Avant. Looking forward to some discussions and questions.
Redge
#3
Here she is for now until I pick her up tomorrow.
http://www.ultimomotors.com/inventor...ab29p85la60073
http://www.ultimomotors.com/inventor...ab29p85la60073
#4
Here she is for now until I pick her up tomorrow.
http://www.ultimomotors.com/inventor...ab29p85la60073
http://www.ultimomotors.com/inventor...ab29p85la60073
Leather needs to be fed, but looks good.
#6
Showing it's in Neutral while in Drive...shade cover for shift gate appears trashed. Manual tiptronic shifting probably won't work either until the shade cover is replaced. Fortunately it's cheap and easy to replace.
Gauge faces have been changed and it seems to have quite a bit of wear on the seats, steering wheel buttons and corner of brake pedal for only 63K miles? The front bumper being replaced would also be a big concern. I'd definitely have a PPI done.
Gauge faces have been changed and it seems to have quite a bit of wear on the seats, steering wheel buttons and corner of brake pedal for only 63K miles? The front bumper being replaced would also be a big concern. I'd definitely have a PPI done.
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#10
You cant trust that as this example shows, it should not have a Turbo bumper on it.
+ 1 On that, not to hard to find a Turbo with similar miles at that price, plus with a Turbo you would have less worries on cylinder scoring with your cold climate.
+ 1 On that, not to hard to find a Turbo with similar miles at that price, plus with a Turbo you would have less worries on cylinder scoring with your cold climate.
#11
Well.. Ppl do appearance mods all the time. However that particular S is kind of a stripper without Bose and stock trim so it's doubtful that the original owner did that stuff since they obviously we're price conscious when spec'd. Many cayennes get turbo front clips and wheels after accident damage so just keep your eyes open.
#14
I understand that. I was referring to statements such as one can easily find very low mileage turbos for that price all day long. That simply is not the case in Chicago. When a 60K mile pristine turbo shows up for around $15K, my S will most likely have a garage mate the same day.
I just hope the OP didn't get a bad first impression of the forum and realizes we're just trying to help. If he didn't pay yet, many of the things pointed out are good for bargaining on price or doing further investigation.
The bumper and left airbag replacement are worrisome.
I just hope the OP didn't get a bad first impression of the forum and realizes we're just trying to help. If he didn't pay yet, many of the things pointed out are good for bargaining on price or doing further investigation.
The bumper and left airbag replacement are worrisome.