2011 Porsche Panamera Panamera S - Only 29500k Miles - Like Brand New on 2040-cars
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2011 Porsche PanameraS LIKE NEW
*ABSOLUTELY BRAND NEW CONDITION - LOADED WITH OPTIONS - VERY LOW MILES - - NO PAINT WORK - ONE OWNER !!!
*ONLY 29,500 DOCUMENTED MILES!
*ONE OWNER!
*CARFAX CERTIFIED!
*NAVIGATION
*COOLED & HEATED FRONT & REAR SEATS*FRONT & REAR PARK ASSIST
*POWER SUNROOF
*2-ZONE AUTOMATIC CLIMATE CONTROL
*7" COLOR DISPLAY W/TOUCH CONTROL
*20" 5-SPOKE TURBO WHEELS
*MICHELIN TIRES
*3-SPOKE MULTI-FUNCTION TILT & TELESCOPE STEERING WHEEL
*POWER LIFTGATE
*BOSE PREMIUM SURROUND SOUND SYSTEM
*CD PLAYER, DVD PLAYER, MP3 &AUXILIARY AUDIO OUTLET
*XM SATELLITE RADIO (SUB REQ'D)
*RAIN SENSING WIPERS
*LOCKING A/C COOLED GLOVE COMPARTMENT
*POWER WINDOWS
*POWER DOOR LOCKS
*CENTRAL LOCKING SYSTEM
*ADAPTIVE 2-WAY REAR SPOILER
*HID HEADLIGHTS
*TRACTION CONTROL
*FRONT & REAR PARK ASSIST
*ANTI-THEFT ALARM SYSTEM
*FRONT WINDOW WATER REPELLENT COATING
*LED TAIL LIGHT & BRAKE LIGHTS
*POWER HEATED & FOLDING MIRRORS
*PORSCHE COLORED CREST WHEEL CAPS
*HEADLIGHT WASHER SYSTEM
*SPORT STEERING WHEEL W/PADDLE SHIFTERS
*ILLUMINATED VISOR VANITY MIRRORS
*CRUISE CONTROL
*HOMELINK GARAGE DOOR OPENER
*REAR SPLIT FOLDING BUCKET SEATS
*ISOFIX ANCHORS FOR CHILD SEATS
*CHILD SAFETY REAR DOOR LOCKS
*ANTI-LOCK BRAKING SYSTEM
*REAR FOG LIGHTS
*REAR WINDOW DEFROSTER-TWIN STAINLESS STEEL EXHAUST
Porsche Panamera for Sale
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