9Porsche Cayenne
3.0 V6 Diesel Tiptronic S
01/2013 · 85.000 km · Petrol · 300 hp · Automatic
CorkIE
11/2016 · 136.000 km · Petrol · Automatic · 375 hp
1 / 9What roughly comes on top of this listing's price before it carries Swiss plates. An estimate with sources, not a quote — customs assesses the taxes.
Working out the estimate …
Who sells, how the tax works and which papers exist — as the seller states it. Ask for anything missing with the seller questionnaire.
Private sale: ask to be shown that the car is there before any money moves.
Far away? Ask the seller for three current photos: the VIN and the front with a random code on a note, plus the odometer. The code only exists once you ask — older photos cannot show it.
Whether and when the seller takes the photos is up to them. The link they receive works for 48 hours. Only you and the Carvexia team (for example if something is reported) see the photos; the code, VIN and mileage are read automatically.
What the evidence shows — and what it does notHow to spot scams
Write to the seller, for example about a test drive, availability or photos. The message opens right here, without leaving the page.
Start with a topic
3.500 € · Amount financed 14.000 €
Monthly payment
322 €
A calculation, not an offer: the actual terms are set by the lender after a credit check.
This car sits in another market. What happens between the contract and your own plates depends on the destination — process, duties, papers, inspection.
Yes. The enquiry form on this page needs your name, email address and your message — nothing else. It goes straight to the seller; an account is only needed to save cars or store a search.
The seller has marked this listing as a fixed price. That does not rule out a conversation, but it tells you what to expect: 17.500 € is the price they intend to sell at.
No, this car is offered without stated VAT (margin scheme or private sale). For a private buyer that changes nothing; a business cannot reclaim input tax.
The car is in Burgas. Choosing "Test drive" in the enquiry form sends a message with exactly that request to the seller — so your request is clear from the start. Viewings always take place with the seller; Carvexia passes on the enquiry and is not party to the sale.
Yes, and on a car in this price range it almost always pays. Garages near Burgas, where listed, appear further down this page; the booking request itself lives in the garage directory at /garagen. An independent inspection costs a fraction of what an overlooked fault does — and it is the strongest argument in a price negotiation.
No. Carvexia is free for buyers and takes no commission on the sale price. Sellers pay a subscription, not a fee per listing. The purchase itself happens between you and the seller — Carvexia handles neither payment nor handover.
By three things, none of which costs anything: the price is not conspicuously below comparable cars — you find comparable ones by searching make, model and year. The seller is willing to show the car at their address. And nobody asks for a deposit before you have seen it. Anyone demanding an advance bank transfer and offering a shipping company as escrow is not a seller.
The routes that lead on from this car — by make, body, drivetrain and place.
93.0 V6 Diesel Tiptronic S
01/2013 · 85.000 km · Petrol · 300 hp · Automatic
CorkIE