2004 Clean Cayenne S Black Low Miles on 2040-cars
Saint Louis, Missouri, United States
Gorgeous 2004 Porsche Cayenne S. Amazingly clean inside and out, well equipped, clear clean title, call Kieran 314-283-5055 with any questions. Pride of ownership shows throughout, owners manuals are present as well as both sets of keys. Well equipped including Xenon Lights, Bose Sound Front Heated Seats, Trailer Hitch, Porsche Stability Management plus all the safety that comes standard on a Porsche . 18 inch factory wheels with excellent Dunlop tires. Not smoked in, not abused, not off roaded. Excellent condition inside and out. Excellent AutoCheck history with no reported accidents. Clear title, 2 keys, all books are present. Missouri State inspected, sold AS-IS No Warranty. Call Kieran at 314-283-5055 with any questions. You are purchasing from Imports Limited LLC an independent dealer and a fixture in South Saint Louis for 30 Years. Payment for this ML320 is Bank Wire Transfer or cash only. Unfortunately the fraudsters, scammers, and cheaters have made it impossible to accept cashiers checks, personal checks, money order, or any form of bank draft from an out of town buyer. Call Kieran 314-283-5055 with questions. |
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