Hello, I am about to buy a new-to-me 2018 CPO Panamera 4S. I love everything about the car except the wheels. They look cheap for such an expensive car. I've always loved the Porsche turbo wheels but saw that they cost over $4k on the Porsche website. Is there a better way than going through the dealership to get these wheels? Or, if I work with the dealership selling me the car what should I expect, if anything, from them regarding a discount on the wheels I want? I never thought I would pay $100k for a car and not like the wheels...hopefully I can find some help here to keep that additional cost down. Thanks in advance for your advice here.

I will send before/after pictures of the car once I pull the trigger. It is in SoCal and I hope to purchase it within the week.

 

you Must buy CPO ...

 

There was somebody selling a set on Rennlist in the Panamera section. Take a look there.

 

I love your car and WHEELS! I agree that buying CPO is the way to go.

 

Thanks c4racer, I will take a look. Hopefully the dealership and I will agree on a price soon and then I will focus on the wheels. If I'm not in a 2018 4s by the end of the week I will be disappointed big-time. I'll share my pics of the car when I purchase it or one of me drinking my sorrows away if I don't. Either way look for a picture.

 

no rush !!! when you have money you are the KING and deals always come ... LOL ... These 4s are slow sell due to competition with Tesla in our state CA.

 

Doug,

I've yet to buy my 2018 4s. I am a loser..I keep finding better cars and can't decide on which one. I lost a really nice one in Dallas that had only 211 miles and was loaded..they wanted $105k and I tried unsuccessfully to get them lower. UGH! Anyway, I know you are a Pano expert and I have a question for you. There are a couple loaded 2017 turbo's out there <$120k and I wonder if one of those would be better than a 2018 4s. Any thoughts on my thinking here? I still believe I can get a nicely loaded 4s under $110k out the door and am not sure the 2017 turbo is worth $15k more. It is one less year of CPO warranty which bothers me but you get a lot of car with the turbo. I am committed to purchasing a car before Labor Day so any help would be appreciated. Thanks...I owe you!

 

Get the turbo, and don’t look back

 

Thanks for the quick reply...much appreciated. Any specific options I should be looking at? It is a big car and I've heard rear wheel steering is a must. Others? Thanks in advance for helping with this.

 

I sent you a PM. It is a tough call. it is all what you like and your $$$ budget. You are the KING with $$$. Porsche dealers want you ... LOL ...

 

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