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Seller's Description
2011 Porsche Cayenne Sporty SUV
028,000 original Low kilometers local BC
Here are the options:
3.6L small 6 cylinder
pushes about 300 Horsepower
such a beautiful clean local BC car
history is:
one owner
has had one little accident at the the front bumper area - No major parts changed. All original parts
little body work done
All information and papers available upon your visit to the car
( Sorry No E-mail )
At this price:
Sorry No financing
Sorry No Trade ins
Sorry No negotiations
Sorry No test pilots only serious buyers will get to test drive and inspect the car
Boss needs to make a large payment, so he slashed the price below cost
I would honestly avoid autovilla at all cost, just another typical scummy kingsway dealership that repair salvage title cars for as cheap as possible to flip for my maximum profit. Yes i can back this statement as my sister unfortunately bought a from them about a decade back.
RS4 are cool cars, but in Europe you will get pulled over 24/7 by the cops and a pain in the ass when you cross border, since they are used for drug trafficking between Spain to Germany / Holland.
Always check the car history since it is a tradition in Germany/Europe to modify the odometer. The interior is poorly made, the glove box, cup holder, sunroof were broken after 4 years.
Pretty disappointed by the chassis that love to go straight (understeer) in the corners, that was problematic when i used to live in the alps. My cheap Subaru B4 RSK is more fun and less a headache, but the RS4 6 MT was really good.
Otherwise pretty good car for the highway, tons of common parts available in Canada and it is a fast wagon with a manual transmition!
This pretty munch confirms what I believe to be true about the RS4... but I still frickin want one.
I was in Seattle for a week recently and was at a stoplight next to an old guy who rolled up in an Imola Yellow RS4 sedan and I couldn't help it, had to roll down my window and tell the guy his car was frickin fierce, seemed like a super nice dude and he ripped it onto the I-5 entrance ramp what a song that thing plays with whatever exhaust he had on it!
Just reading about you saying you're driving in the Alps combined with watching Mission Impossible last night with the train scene in Austria makes me wonder for the umpteenth time why I continue to live in Canada lol
Not necessarily a good buy but the owner is Dave Chalk whom those of you who are older might recall had a local TV show about computers back in the day. Other than the hideous spoiler it's a beauty - I love white interiors and that blue exterior works great with it.
Not necessarily a good buy but the owner is Dave Chalk whom those of you who are older might recall had a local TV show about computers back in the day. Other than the hideous spoiler it's a beauty - I love white interiors and that blue exterior works great with it.
Lol shit I remember Dave chalk
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Originally Posted by skyxx
Sonick is a genius. I won't go into detail what's so great about his post. But it's damn good!
2010 Toyota Rav4 Limited V6 - Wifey's Daily Driver
2009 BMW 128i - Daily Driver
2007 Toyota Rav4 Sport V6 - Sold
1999 Mazda Miata - Sold
2003 Mazda Protege5 - Sold
1987 BMW 325is - Sold
1990 Mazda Miata - Sold
I'm not that old I recall sitting in a rs4 when they were new, and holy shit was the back seats small. Much smaller then w203 and is of the times. But yea the Mt and v8 was cool but then timing chain nightmares? Can't you get a s5 for like $10k and still get the Mt v8 timing chain experience.
I would honestly avoid autovilla at all cost, just another typical scummy kingsway dealership that repair salvage title cars for as cheap as possible to flip for my maximum profit. Yes i can back this statement as my sister unfortunately bought a from them about a decade back.
I came across this car and one of my friends said it's a rebuilt. This info wasn't shown in the listing originally but looks like it is now. Kinda shady not to be upfront about it.
Not necessarily a good buy but the owner is Dave Chalk whom those of you who are older might recall had a local TV show about computers back in the day. Other than the hideous spoiler it's a beauty - I love white interiors and that blue exterior works great with it.
That's a nice combo but damn 39k can almost buy a new one.
This pretty munch confirms what I believe to be true about the RS4... but I still frickin want one.
I was in Seattle for a week recently and was at a stoplight next to an old guy who rolled up in an Imola Yellow RS4 sedan and I couldn't help it, had to roll down my window and tell the guy his car was frickin fierce, seemed like a super nice dude and he ripped it onto the I-5 entrance ramp what a song that thing plays with whatever exhaust he had on it!
Just reading about you saying you're driving in the Alps combined with watching Mission Impossible last night with the train scene in Austria makes me wonder for the umpteenth time why I continue to live in Canada lol
That's cool, i think i saw 2 RS4 in Vancouver. The RS4 avant is a sleeper in North America, the V8 sound is amazing but still have PTSD from all the issues i had with it. In Switzerland one of my friend has an Audi RS2, that thing is pretty stupid too
The alps have amazing scenic empty roads, i have been to the Stelvio on a Renault Megane 3 RS ( my favorite FWD car) it was so much fun. There is not much cops in the mountains but Switzerland is dangerous for your wallet and driving license haha.
Yup, they changed the ad "one little front end accident" LOL
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Originally Posted by radeonboy
I came across this car and one of my friends said it's a rebuilt. This info wasn't shown in the listing originally but looks like it is now. Kinda shady not to be upfront about it.
^^ literally every single ad is like that right now, just a little accident but rebuilt, just a cel, but needs to tow away, or just needs a transmission rebuilt but the asking price is like $2000 cheaper than normal ones.
I came across this car and one of my friends said it's a rebuilt. This info wasn't shown in the listing originally but looks like it is now. Kinda shady not to be upfront about it.
Figures. Dead giveaway is the inspection decal on the windshield.
"Boss needs to make a large payment, so he slashed the price below cost"
Or you meet some girl at the club, cum inside of her, find out shes only in grade 12, so you buy a Prada bag for her to make things right, she finds out the bag is a fake and decides to have the kid
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Originally Posted by RX_Renesis
wtf did she get some bolt-on titties or what?
they look sooooooooooo much bigger than they were 2ish years ago.
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Originally Posted by nns
I can't stand the sound of Mandarin either. Boo yow nee bey nee shing bo now noong gey shee mayo mayo mayo mayo mayo mayo mayo.
Several years ago, my aunt and uncle bought a Camry from a local Toyota dealer. They opted for fob protection and I suggested against it. Despite my protest, they bought it any way and low and behold, day of delivery, freakin' sales guy loses the fob. Go figure.
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Originally Posted by BIC_BAWS
I literally do not plan on buying another vehicle in my lifetime, assuming it doesn't get written off.