Porsche Cayenne for sale in Buenos Aires (Argentina)

Are you currently in the market to buy (or sell) a Porsche Cayenne in Buenos Aires? Vehiclus surveyed the local used automotive market of all towns in Argentina to establish a pricing profile of various Porsche models depending on their age, technical condition, optical condition, and mileage. If you want to optimize your profits when selling your Cayenne (or to make sure to not overpay when buying a Porsche Cayenne) it is of value to understand all price-establishing factors.

Supply and Demand of Porsche Cayenne on the local auto market

Buenos Aires is a city with currently 13076300 inhabitants. However, it is hard to find more than five Porsche Cayenne on the market at the same time. Hence, the supply is little and the demand depends on a multitude of parameters such as brand reputation, mileage, and reliability.

Price Devaluation Curve of the Cayenne in Buenos Aires

As illustrated in the figure below, cars of the car manufacturer Porsche and especially of their model Cayenne loose their value in a very average way. The average price of the Cayenne will be lowered by up to 14% ($60,745) after just 1 year. After 3 years, the car typically costs only 60% of its initial selling price ($43,281) while it will only be priced at 27% of the original price after 7 years ($19,286). The Cayenne's value after 12 years is only 12% of its first price depending on its condition of course.

Depreciation according to vehicle mileage

One more way to analyze car depreciation is to study the decrease of value vs mileage. The Porsche Cayenne depreciation curve below describes this phenomenon for the city of Buenos Aires. The Cayenne looses most of its value (approximately 45%) within the first 30k kilometers of its mileage. The average price for a Cayenne at that usage level is approximately $39,361. After that the devaluation plateaus: at 90k km the Porsche Cayenne is sold for $22,587 in Buenos Aires and for $11,009 at 180k kilometers .

Porsche Cayenne price depending on condition (fair, good, excellent)

The last parameter that significantly influences the selling price of a used car is the technical and optical condition of the vehicle. The table below lists the deflation of a Porsche Cayenne according to its year and its condition.

Vehicle Year	Porsche Cayenne Condition
	fair	good	excellent
2017	$46,580	$57,506	$68,433
2016	$40,962	$50,571	$60,180
2015	$35,743	$44,128	$52,512
2014	$30,923	$38,176	$45,430
2013	$26,500	$32,717	$38,933
2012	$22,476	$27,749	$33,021
2011	$18,851	$23,273	$27,695
2010	$15,624	$19,289	$22,954
2009	$12,795	$15,797	$18,798
2008	$10,365	$12,796	$15,228
2007	$8,333	$10,288	$12,243
2006	$6,700	$8,271	$9,843
2005	$5,465	$6,747	$8,028
2004	$4,628	$5,714	$6,799
2003	$4,190	$5,173	$6,156
2002	$4,150	$5,124	$6,097