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Hello All, this will be my first German car actually. From comparing other listings of the same year, low mileage and options in the past 3months, it looks like I scored a great deal on a 2012 Panamera Turbo S, Carrara White.
It is being shipped and I take delivery in a few days(might be right before a snow storm )
Hello All, this will be my first German car actually. From comparing other listings of the same year, low mileage and options in the past 3months, it looks like I scored a great deal on a 2012 Panamera Turbo S, Carrara White.
It is being shipped and I take delivery in a few days(might be right before a snow storm )
Super excited nevertheless.
Congrats, love the contrast on the wheels with the main body.
It's an out of state dealership...wayyyyy out west. I'm hoping to tackle most of the repairs/maintenance myself, but we'll see how it goes. This is my first non-japanese car and have been mechanically savvy with them in the past. From changing clutch, flywheel, suspension, tires, balancing, alignments, brakes, etc. I know German cars are quite different but I'm hoping the Panamera won't be much more difficult to work on.
I know people and family that goes to NGP up in Harford County for VW and Audi, not sure about Porsche in general. That might be a hike from Howard County though. But yeah I'm not quite sure, here's a list...
Hello All, this will be my first German car actually. From comparing other listings of the same year, low mileage and options in the past 3months, it looks like I scored a great deal on a 2012 Panamera Turbo S, Carrara White.
It is being shipped and I take delivery in a few days(might be right before a snow storm )
01-09-2019, 11:06 PM
New to me, Panamera from Baltimore, MD
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