2013 V6 or Diesel
#16
11-16-2012, 09:58 AM
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The Diesels at my dealership are being discounted $4,000.
I bought a new 2013 Cayenne Turbo for $7500 off MSRP and this is coming from Los Angeles where demand is high. I think you can do much better then that.
I bought a new 2013 Cayenne Turbo for $7500 off MSRP and this is coming from Los Angeles where demand is high. I think you can do much better then that.
#18
11-16-2012, 12:34 PM
Not in North America. Same with the 4-zone, not in North America. I have no interest in the stop/start, but not having 4-zone sucks
//greg//
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11-16-2012, 02:10 PM
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Really,how hot does it get in Toronto?
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11-16-2012, 02:27 PM
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90s
Yeah,up north your winters are too cold and your summers are too hot
South Florida has the best weather in North America..pretty much in the 80s all year round
Yeah,up north your winters are too cold and your summers are too hot
South Florida has the best weather in North America..pretty much in the 80s all year round
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11-16-2012, 03:43 PM
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Not really actually
The only serious storm I have ever been through was when I flew up to NYC for Halloween
Took this 2 blocks from where I was staying
The only serious storm I have ever been through was when I flew up to NYC for Halloween
Took this 2 blocks from where I was staying
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11-16-2012, 04:03 PM
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I am fortunate to live in a fairly sheltered area..the east coast and northern Gulf are usually the ones that bear the brunt of it
#27
11-16-2012, 04:43 PM
I'd take the diesel anytime. Torque = get up and go at the lights. Diesel = 600 miles on one tank . Longevity = more money in your pocket.
I predict the Diesel version will retain 75% of it's value after 5 year , irregardless of mileage. Yes, I said IRREGARDLESS of mileage. :-)
I predict the Diesel version will retain 75% of it's value after 5 year , irregardless of mileage. Yes, I said IRREGARDLESS of mileage. :-)
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11-16-2012, 05:10 PM
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Rep Power: 91 I'd take the diesel anytime. Torque = get up and go at the lights. Diesel = 600 miles on one tank . Longevity = more money in your pocket.
I predict the Diesel version will retain 75% of it's value after 5 year , irregardless of mileage. Yes, I said IRREGARDLESS of mileage. :-)
I predict the Diesel version will retain 75% of it's value after 5 year , irregardless of mileage. Yes, I said IRREGARDLESS of mileage. :-)
#30
11-18-2012, 07:01 PM
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The most any dealers in South Florida are giving is about $2000 off regardless of msrp on the diesels. 6% is really good. I was offered 7% off of a gts from one of the dealers, but it had a $101k sticker. The diesel sticker with the options I want will be around $68k. To me, the lower price makes more sense for wife's car. Anyway, I decided to go with the diesel. If dealer cant locate one for me I will order one and wait for March delivery. Thanks for all of the input.
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