Joey996

I found a 2013 Cayenne Diesel with a 100K miles. Pretty clean. No codes or CEL. Gray with black interior. They are asking $23,000 which I thought was fair but looking at KBB, they are saying 20K. What is a good price for one? Any known issues with them.

Thanks
Joey

F SANE IL

Take it and run! I've checked for one in past and as soon as they are listed, they are gone. Those diesels and not a dime a dozen. More like rare $2 bills.

Kris Murphy

For comparison, when my 2013 diesel with 94,000 was totaled exactly one year ago, the insurance company gave me $32K. Things have changed a bit since then, but 23K still feels good, and you have a least a little bit of time left in the emissions warranty.

mafpolo

KBB is not reliable. It's fine as a guide or a data point.

lml999

Just buy it.

Or...if it has air, pano, Premium Plus, 18 way seats and Burmester, please send the the link and I'll buy it.

Vegas993

https://rennlist.com/forums/market/v...cayenne+diesel

KBB is way off on the Cayenne Diesel Market, sure you can find some cheaper ones with higher mileage but good ones sell quick. Definitely look at the Carfax for maintenance/accident history.

coffeeisgood

if you did not run the code scan, you might want to run it prior to handing over $$$
also consider running the VIN to see if the dieselgate warranty is still valid
if it is not good, maybe find out why
if it is still good, since it is a 2013 the expiration date might be very soon (10 years since "in-service date" or 120k mileage, whichever comes first)

just my thoughts

lml999

@Joey996 So, did you buy it? Pics or it didn't happen!