2011 Porsche Cayenne Base Sport Utility 4-door 3.6l on 2040-cars
Templeton, California, United States
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The car is still under factory warranty from Porsche. I just had it serviced as well. We have not had any issues with the car. We barely used it at our house in Hawaii. It is the AWD model with moonroof, leather, sport suspension, Bi-xenon, autostart options.
This is a limited edition color. The car was always garaged and in excellent condition. Non-smoker, no pets... The tires are good as well. IT does not need any servicing at hi time since everything is up to date. No dings dents or scratches except for a little scuff on the right front of the bumper which you can see in the pics. The interior is very clean and still smells new. We brought the car to California from Hawaii since we moved. We bought a different car so we are selling this one. I have all the keys and manuals as well as a full pre-purchase inspection from Porsche from a month ago. Please cal me at 925-948-5132 if you have questions. |
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