mafpolo

My Porsche Cayenne Diesel is a 2015 with 24,800 miles. I am thinking about selling it. The vehicle is certified pre-owned, and the CPO warranty expires in August of 2021 or 100,000 miles, ans the diesel warranty expires n August of 2025. It has a clean Carfax, and is Rhodium Silver with a black interior. It has been dealer maintained, and the maintenance is up to date. The tires have plenty of miles left on them. The CD has heated and ventilated seats, power 14 way seats, Porsche entry and drive, Bose package with satellite hi def radio, premium package, etc. It has 18 inch Cayenne S wheels, and the tires are in excellent condition with a lot of miles left on them.
The vehicle is in fantastic condition. I have clear bra on the front (completely covered from bumper, one third of hood, and angled quarter of quarter panels), the leather is in like new condition (no cracks, no shiny), and the paint has been hand waxed with Zymol Carbon.

I am trying to figure out what it should bring, and the best way to market it. I am a photographer, so I can take bice images....I need to know where to market it.
Thanks for all input.

mafpolo

I did search multiple dealer sites today that had a lot of diesels for sale not too long ago, and no they have none. This may be a good time to sell a CPO. Everything I have read tells me that the CPO follows the car, so it will go to the next owner.

Trio

So what happened? you just bought it last month.

CarGuyNVA

porscheconvert

mafpolo

It's a beautiful car, rides beautifully. I really wanted a luxor or luxor/black interior, but tried to convince myself that I would be happy with a black interior. I've had two prior cars that are silver and black. However, I really don't like the black interior, and I believe I'll be happier with the color I want. I love the silver, but I am driving on the inside of the car. So, I have decided I am flexible on the exterior color, but I would really like to have the interior color I want. I learned a good lesson...be patient and wait until you find what you want. I'll even take black or white exterior with Luxor. I did see a dark blue with Luxor that looked good. Never have seen the dark blue before. My biggest concern is that I do have CPO, and in order to get another CPO car without being too much out of pocket, I will have to retail mine before buying another. Hence why I am looking at selling.

JAGMAN1

CarGuyNVA

deilenberger

CPO will transfer in a private-party to private-party sale. It will also transfer in a Porsche-dealership to Private Party sale (for one that had been previously CPO'd for a prior owner.) In any other sale - the CPO ends.

mafpolo

Deilenberger is correct. CPO follows the car if sold to an individual. Hence my desire to retail it. Then i would be on to find a luxor interior. I would even be willing to go back to a low mileage 2014 for the right color. It would be nice of they offered metallic black on the CD. Has anybody seen the dark blue Cayenne. I have only seen pictures, but never the vehicle itself.

porscheconvert

AndrewWK

Both of mine are dark blue, so I'm a bit biased, but it's a great color. One with Luxor Beige (my daily) and the other Umber/Light Tartufo. I can definitely relate to not wanting a black interior, especially in summer.

User 52121

Funny. My 2014 was Carmine Red on Luxor.

Loved the Carmine... HATED the Luxor! Wound up trading it for a silver on black 2015. Every time I had a service loaner, it had black interior, and I just felt, "ahhhhhhh" every time I got in.

I can understand deciding you really don't like the interior color - it's what YOU see every time you drive it!

visitador

May I suggest a third option? Find a consignment dealer. These dealer have more data (such as auction data) that will give you a better informed view. So, long as you and the new buyer sign sale and transfer documents, that should be ok with CPO (because technically, I believe, the dealer is your agent collecting a fee for a sale).

mafpolo

I may just keep what I have. Every dealer I have called with a CD on their site that has a luxor or luxor/black interior "sorry, already sold." A salesman I talked to yesterday said the diesels are disappearing, and soon I will have to wait until somebody trades one in. His take was that the majority of future diesel trade ins will be high mileage vehicles. He told me he bought one himself (black on black). I have no idea if he is right. I like the CD, and I might learn to like the black leather. It is interesting when I shop on line the spectrum of pricing for 2015 Cayenne diesels.....makes no sense.