2015 Porsche Panamera S E Hybrid Hatchback 4 Door on 2040-cars
East Hampton, Connecticut, United States
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Fully loaded, two tone french stitched leather interior with yachting wood package on the front dash and front and
rear consoles and all 4 doors. Includes low (portable) and high voltage charging stations for electric battery.
Pirelli tires. Wheels painted yachting blue with contrasting calipers. Wood trim and heated steering wheel.
Porsche crest on all 4 seats. Illuminated Porsche sill plates. Bose audio. Bumpers need some touch up ($1,500
estimate from Porsche dealer) and wheels need some reconditioning. Additional pictures available. All required
standard maintenance completed by Porsche dealership. This car retailed for $120,000. See picture of window
sticker for warranty information and additional features.
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