Was wondering if anyone can help me out. I just picked up a gently used 2013 gts and it seems pretty loaded, I just wanted to be able to know what options are installed on my car.

Any advice on pointing me in the right direction is greatly appreciated!

 

If you got it from a Porsche dealer (or get it serviced at one) they should be able to provide that info.

I believe Suncoast also offers a service to provide that info too.

 

The Porsche USA website lists all the standard and optional equipment for a 2013/2014 GTS.

The added options can be provided by the Porsche dealer. Otherwise, a Porsche dealer should be able to look up your VIN and possibly tell you that way too.

Otherwise, i would just go through the list of options and check them off one by one if you have them or not since you already have the car. Should be fairly easy to identify each option visually/button or via PCM.

http://www.porsche.com/usa/models/ca...turesandspecs/

 

So it looks like I have this configuration

Cayenne GTS


$83,300

Exterior Color


Black
A1

$0

Interior Color


Standard Interior in Black
MA
$0

Exterior


Porsche Entry & Drive
4F6
$1,090
ParkAssist (Front and Rear) incl. Reversing Camera
7X8
$1,750

Performance


8-speed Tiptronic S
G1G
$0
Porsche Ceramic Composite Brake (PCCB)
PB3
$8,840

Wheels


21" Cayenne SportEdition Wheels in Exterior Color with Wheel Arch Extension
CN5
$2,280

Wheel Accessories


20-inch collapsible spare wheel
1G6
$340

Interior


Electric Roll-up Sunblind for Rear Side Windows
3Y8
$450
Seat Ventilation (Front)
4D3
$800
Seat Heating (Front)
4A3
$525
Adaptive Cruise Control with Porsche Active Safe (PAS)
8T3
$2,690
Extended LED Comfort Lighting Package
AEH
$845
Comfort Lighting Package i.c.w. Memory Package
PP6
$250
Adaptive Sport Seats (18-way) with Memory Package
PE6
$1,815

Interior in Black


Interior package Black high-gloss
5TL
$0

Interior Leather


Porsche Crest on Headrests (front)
3J7
$285
Extended Leather Interior Package
AZW
$1,975

Audio and Communications


Compass on Dashboard
QR1
$270
Burmester® High-End Surround Sound System
9VJ
$5,690
Telephone Module
9W1
$265
Porsche Communication Management (PCM) with Navigation Module
7T1
$3,675

Total Price*


$118,130
*Option availability and pricing subject to change. Please consult your local dealer for the most up-to-date information.

I feel like I got a great deal at $78k with 7500 miles.

 

Wow! I'd certainly agree! Great find!

 

You are not kidding that is LOADED !!!!

 

Nice get! Yeah thats a great deal!

 

I wasn't in the market to buy a car, I kinda just stumbled upon it at Carmax. It was too good to pass up. Ended up trading in my 13 X5 50.

 

Do you know it's In Service date? That's important to know for warranty stuff as well as your service intervals (the miles aren't high enough, but depending on the date you could be due for the 10k/1yr interval).

 

Wow, that is an amazing deal- congrats!

 

pics!!

 

I thought someone would point out the absence of PDCC and PTV handling options

 

In service date began July 2013. So next service is this coming July I assume? I have to check the interval.

I'm a Porsche newbie...should I plan on purchasing the maintenance plan from the porsche dealer?

I'll post pics soon. Getting it tinted tomorrow.

And YES, I do in fact PDCC, just not PTV. Someone here was nice enough to help me out with the build info.

My car retailed for $121k. So CRAZY.

 

Great- the PDCC makes a huge difference in handling. The guys on here insisted that I get it and they were on the money with that advice.
Your car is mega loaded. Great deal

 

Depends on how much you drive it. I believe the gas cars are 10k or 1yr. If that is the case and you drive less than 2500 miles, then yes July would be your date. You can get the interval info from the MFD Info screen, but it's good information to know just incase it got reset for some reason before trading hands.

Depends on you and your dealer. The upside of the plans is that you are locked in at the price you paid (and let's be real, the service costs are only going to go up over the years) so no mater what Porsche dealer you take it to you won't be shafted by a ridiculous rate (for the 5k interval (e.g. oil change) the dealers in my area range from 450 to 675 for the same service). If I remember correctly someone calculated out the 4 year plan being the best value, but it's been awhile since I looked into it. The plans also only have value if you will only take it to Porsche dealers.

For me I looked into it and I could indeed "save" some money going with a few plans rather than pay as I go, but I can save even more by either doing the stuff myself (e.g. oil changes) or taking it to a local Indy.

My advice would for you to find a good Indy in your area that knows Porsches and sit down and review what they would charge for the SI items that you don't want to (or can't) take care of yourself. Then compare that to what your Porsche dealer(s) would charge, and finally compare that to different plan prices.