Porsche To Sell Remaining Diesels Models As "Used" Cars

Porsche To Sell Remaining Diesels Models As
Once Porsche has an approved emissions fix for its diesel-powered Cayenne crossover, the brand will sell the nearly 1,500 new Cayennes in dealership inventories as used vehicles.

Those Cayennes have been parked on dealership lots for more than a year because of a stop-sale order stemming from Porsche parent Volkswagen AG's diesel emissions scandal. Porsche awaits regulatory approval of a repair. Bloomberg reported in mid-November that Volkswagen AG had reached an agreement with U.S. regulators on how to handle the 3.0-liter diesel engines. But the court handling the case must approve arrangements.

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TheSteveTheSteve - 11/25/2016 12:37:12 PM
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By the time the legal wrangling settles, we'll be in 2017, so prospective customers will perceive the 2015 model year vehicles as being 2 years old rather than 14 months old.

It makes sense to unload them as "used" vehicles, along with the associated used-vehicle price tag. There's no way Porsche could sell these anywhere close to "MSRP less token discount".


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