2013 Porsche Cayenne Gts Sport Utility 4-door 4.8l - $129k Msrp on 2040-cars
Collegeville, Pennsylvania, United States
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Highest optioned 2013 Cayenne GTS ($129,440.00) available on the net at a HUGE savings!! One owner, no stories car, no paint work. All services up to date through local dealership. $2000 of clear bra added at time of delivery. Full hood, front bumper, mirrors, head & fog lights. Front & Rear wheel arches including lower rockers. Partial front fenders - All Expel self healing film used Extensive Factory Options List: Full leather with yellow deviated stitching (doors, dash etc - same as turbo) Auto dimming mirrors Porsche Ceramic Composite Brakes (PCCB) - Yellow Calipers 18Way adaptive power sport seats Heated front seats Light comfort pkg Nav w/Satellite radio Front/Rear park assist with rear camera Porsche Dynamic Chassis Control (PDCC) - active suspension. NO body roll when cornering! PTV Plus Panorama Room Lane Change Assist (LCA) Adaptive Cruise Control Interior LED lighting pkg Burmester high end audio system 21" Sport Design wheels painted to match w/extended wheel arches Seat crests front & rear Center console armrest with logo PCCB Brakes - If you have never had them, this is why you need them. Take a look at every MB, BMW, Audi & Porsche and look at their wheels after being driven for a week. What do you see...BLACK brake dust everywhere!! With PCCB brakes, 95% of the dust is eliminated. The very cool machined rotor hats never get that old rust look either. From a maintenance perspective, these will last approximately 100,000 miles!! Do the math, standard steel brakes last on average of 20K miles and cost approximately $1250/axel to change. Owe and by the way, SUPERIOR stopping performance that can be felt every time you press the pedal. Financing available - please inquire with me directly. Please contact me if you have any additional questions. Pete 610-745-3488 |
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