SockToy

2015 Macan Turbo with 45k miles
Reasonably well optioned - Premium package plus, sports exhaust, 18 way seats, Burmester, PTV plus, Chrono, Park Assist

Hard to know what things actually sell at

Thanks ;p Finally feel like Im getting there

PSEE

If it has air suspension, then NADA says the average retail is:
$60800


If it's CPO, then add another $2550


If no A/S, the subtract $1675

SockToy

Thanks! Didnt know about NADA, good tip. Sadly the car I was looking up turned up an engine and shock leak in PPI - while its warranty covered it leaves me with the funnies and I think I'll pass. Search goes on!

BIG smoke

the right one will come along. My thoughts are ... lots coming off of lease now.

KM1959

I paid around $60 for mine with 30K miles - perfect condition. It had all of those plus air suspension, insulated windows, all sorts of carbon and leather, aluminum shifter, lane departure, lots of stuff I forgot about but no sports exhaust - which I really don't care about. Sticker was over $105K.

There's a really well-equipped '16 on LA CL if you like blue for 68K ask.

SockToy

Jeez. Was that an unusually great price or just sticker price is that much over what things sell at? Finding it hard to find a low milage car with all the options for 65, and yours is almost 10% below that!

Private sale? Thanks for the feedback - super useful. The LA CL one looks nice; I'll run it past the waf ;p

leopard print

The deals will come, you just have to be patient. I got my CPO turbo with 26K miles for $63K with an original sticker of over $105K just like KM1959. Ours are pretty identical in build as well. With all the vehicles coming off of lease soon my guess is that you'll have no issue finding one that fits your needs/wants.

KM1959

Glad I could help.

It was at a dealer, not Porsche, but one of the (many) high end dealers in LA. That CL one was priced higher when I was shopping so I passed. Now it looks really good. Good Luck!

08flatfour

Highly suggest finding a CPO vehicle as coverage lasts an additional two years or 100k miles, whichever comes first.

Any dealer will be able to pull VIN, warranty info, and start date for you

Regards
Jeremy

KM1959

I'll make it a little easier. Append your (or any) Porsche VIN to the end of this link and you'll not only get your warranty date but a few other niceties:

http://admin.porschedealer.com/repor.../print.php?vin=