Merit Partners

Year: 2013
Make: Porsche
Model: 0
Mileage (numbers only please): 35800
Color: Grey
VIN: WP1AD2A21DLA74356
Price (no $ sign please): $58000
Private or Dealer Listing: Dealer Listing
Location (Region): SouthEast
Body Style: Coupe
Transmission Type: Manual - 4 speed
2 or 4 Wheel Drive?: 2 Wheel Drive
Engine Type: Fuel Injection
Stereo System: AM Radio

2013 Meteor Grey Metallic Cayenne GTS in excellent condition inside and out. No paintwork or issues whatsoever. Car was driven exclusively by one of our good clients and he doesn't have pets or kids. Tires are brand new Pirelli's and there is clear film protection on the entire front of the car since new. This Cayenne also carries a CPO warranty going through November of this year. MSRP was just under 102k. All books and records are included and car is garaged every day.

Options are as follows:

• Panorama Roof
• Electric Roll Up Sun Shades
• Seat Ventilation
• Porsche Entry & Drive
• PCM with Navigation
• Reverse Camera and Park Assist Front and Rear
• Lane Change Assist (LCA)
• Bose Surround System
• 21 Turbo II wheel with arch extension
• TPMS
• 14 way power seats
• Heated seats front and rear
• Heated multi-function steering wheel
• Trailer hitch w/o ball
• Memory seats
• Meteor Grey Metallic

Tom_T

Unfortunately, if you look on pg. 4 of the car's Porsche CPO book, in bold letters it says that the Porsche CPO is immediately cancelled if the car goes to a non-Porsche dealer or broker.

Ergo, as soon as your client transferred the C-GTS to you the P-CPO is cancelled.

Only a private party owner who bought ot had the P-CPO transferred to them, or a Porsche Dealer can transfer any remaining P-CPO time.

I went thru researching this issue last December with PCNA.

So this is a word of warning to any prospective buyers out there.

I suggest that the seller Merit remove this remaining CPO language from the ad, & AFAIK you also have to list in your ad title that your a dealer under the RennList rules.

GLWTS
Tom
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Merit Partners

Tom, I appreciate the in-depth response but you are not quite correct. Yes, if we as a dealer had bought the car, then yes, the CPO would be in jeopardy. However, the car is consigned with us and therefore still privately owned meaning the CPO is still active and transferable to any new owner. I have bought many cars this way through consignment with active CPO's and no issues. Thank you for your note either way.

flat6ix

At least buy a membership before acting like the forum police...and that too without having all the facts, your post would have been been better served as a PM to the seller. Just my 2c

OP beautiful ride, GLWS!