06 Porsche Cayenne S

Does anybody here know anything about Affinity Auto or have had deals with them? I am currently interested in the Cayenne S they have in their showroom right now. It is a Cayenne S with Porsche Communication Management 2.1, Bi-Xenon Headlamp Package, Bose High End Sound Package, Black Monochrome Exterior Package, and Sunroof with about 46000kms and going for 49000. Is anybody on here know about that truck or knows that Affinity is a good place to go to for a car. Any information would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!!

 

I know they are also a rental place....

 

IMHO that is too much $$$.......

 

You sure about that?


Froz - Affinity is run by an honest bunch. I wouldn't have any concerns with anything they are selling, though as usual, a PPI would be recommended (MCL is just around the corner).

 

Brother, just because I said it was a rental place doesnt mean I said dishonest

MCL around the corner? In BC? I thought we were talking about Ontario. Their location in Thornhill has a sales lot right next to a rental lot (where they rent a red Gallardo FWIW). It's just that I would definetly make sure that the car I buy aint a previous rental. Either way, we have to state that by law if it was.

http://www.affinitycarrentals.com/

 

I think the OP was referring to this car - http://www.affinityauto.com/class/display.html?id=415 in Vancouver, and yes, just around the corner from MCL.

I didn't mean that you were implying rental = dishonest, just that I've dealt with "Affinity Auto" in Vancouver and they are very honest (and don't rent). Sorry for the misunderstanding

 

Great to hear possitive feedback for the place! Going to have a final look at the truck on Friday to see if I am going to take the plunge and bring her home.

 

Before you buy, check out the Pfaff used car inventory.

http://pfaff.porschedealer.com/preowned_porsche/search.php

 

pfaff has got to be one of the most overpriced dealerships out there, their porsches are a good $5-$10,000 too high most of the time.

 

There is a 2005 Cayenne Turbo for sale in Vancouver with 57000 kms on it. I can buy it for $46,000.00 plus the buyer fee. This is at a dealer auction. 49 G for a 2006 with lower kms doesnt sound too bad. Im not sure what the price difference is between the S and the turbo though so I have no idea if 46G for the turbo is a good deal. Just some info for you to reference.

 

They also lost their Porsche "Premier Dealer" title...
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Guess that depends on your negotiation skills. Bought my Turbo at Pfaff, couldn't be happier with the vehicle or the dealership.

 

don't need to negotiate, just buy from the same place they do.....well actually thats not totally true sometimes the used car managers need to be beaten down somedays....

 

no way! why did that happen? anyone know?