geraintindxb
Looking for one unit Porsche Cayenne V6 with good condition and accident free!
Color: Jerama Beige with Havana Beige
Year model: 2003-2004
basic options is okay.
(Navigation System, AHC is not important)
Please let me know if you have the said car!
thanks
geraintindxb
NO ONE HAS PORSCHE CAYENNE TO SELL? :roll:
yorky500
Not on this forum, we don't earn enough! hahahahahahaha
geraintindxb
a friend of my wants to buy one.
his company will pay 100K for his car. then he wants to buy a Porsche. and he will pay balance.
coz in the market V6 is quite limited now. you might see S or Turbo. but they are too expensive.... so I just help him look for one here if it's possible :)
watkinssound
He will need to put about another 100k in himself and you still will be a bit far out. Like rocking horse pooh pooh
geraintindxb
- watkinssound wrote:
He will need to put about another 100k in himself and you still will be a bit far out. Like rocking horse pooh pooh
lol if he really wants to do it. I just help him get some offer.
XRW-147
They are 175k brand new. Why bother stinging some pennies when he can just buy brand new one with piece of mind?
geraintindxb
he wants to have one about 120k. that's why he wants to go for a used. but good condition. I have a friend whom runs a used car showroom. they won't cheat me.
that's the reason.
XRW-147
Not meaning your friend will get cheated matey.
But buying Porsche without the Al Nabooda dealer warranty is not advisable.
geraintindxb
I think you are right.
I might tell him to buy a used Porsche from local dealer. but usually their price is much more than market.
anyway, i will just give him options. let him make decidation.
thanks. buddy!
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watkinssound
When you buy a used car from a private individual is your manufacturers warranty still valid as in the UK or is the warranty only valid for the first and original buyer. The reason I ask this is, if you buy a used car under three years old then you should still have the warranty unless there isnt a three year warranty in the UAE. Only a year. Does anyone know the answer :?: :?:
arniegang
Manufacturers warranties work in the UAE exactly the same as UK, they are tranferable