* NOTICE TO BIDDERS - for those who have not placed a bid yet, please leave enough time for card authorisation when confirming your bid - This can take a few minutes and we would not want anyone to miss out*

Highlights

£9,652 invested in 2025 for engine work including timing chain, tensioner and valve stem seal replacements, as well as oil and air conditioning services
Service history almost entirely with Porsche main dealers; last service book entry at Porsche Centre Colchester in 2023, which included a brake fluid change
MOT valid until April 2027
Accompanied by original tools, spare keys, and first aid kit
Transport for London website confirms the car is ULEZ-compliant

The Appeal

The first-generation Cayenne Turbo remains one of the most formidable performance SUVs ever produced, combining Porsche's engineering pedigree with genuine everyday usability. When new, these cars commanded a list price in excess of £100,000 in high specification, and this 2007 example was ordered with various desirable options.

Finished in Jarama Beige Metallic over a tan leather interior with elegant wood inlays, this is a handsomely appointed Cayenne Turbo that has clearly been cared for throughout its life. The service history consists almost entirely of Porsche main dealer stamps, with the last service carried out at Porsche Centre Colchester in 2023, which included a brake fluid change. More recently, £9,652 was spent in 2025 on engine work including timing chain, tensioner and valve stem seal replacements, as well as oil and air conditioning services.

The vendor describes the bodywork as free from bubbling or rust, and the interior as being without rips or tears. There are some minor cosmetic blemishes to note, along with an inoperable sunroof and a reversing camera that extends but does not display video, all of which are detailed in the condition section below. With an MOT valid until April 2027 and a comprehensive specification, this Cayenne Turbo is ready to be enjoyed by another enthusiast, and would make a fantastic daily driver or family hauler for many more years to come.

History and Paperwork

Registered in 2007 with an original list price of £103,000
Acquired by the seller in a private part-exchange against a classic Mercedes
185,292 miles shown on the odometer
Invoice dated June 2025 at 177,920 miles from Pie Performance, for engine work including timing chain, tensioner, timing chain cover gasket, valve stem seal, engine oil, spark plug and coolant replacements, as well as de-coking of the cylinder heads, and an air conditioning service (£9,652)
Service history almost entirely with Porsche main dealers; last service book entry at Porsche Centre Colchester in 2023, which included a brake fluid change
MOT valid until April 2027
Transport for London website confirms the car is ULEZ-compliant
Accompanied by owner’s manuals, original tools, spare keys, first aid kit, and maintenance invoices

Service book:

11/23 - 171,225 miles - Porsche Centre Colchester (Brake fluid)
04/22 - 156,436 miles - Porsche Centre Colchester
03/21 - 147,510 miles - Porsche Centre Colchester
Unreadable - Unreadable - Specialist Cars Ltd
08/18 - 129,727 miles - Porsche Sheffield (Unstamped)
07/17 - 120,316 miles - Porsche Centre Leeds (Unstamped) (Brake fluid)
07/16 - 112,149 miles - Porsche Centre Leeds (Unstamped)
07/14 - 100,808 miles - Porsche Centre Leeds
07/13 - 93,445 miles - Porsche Centre Leeds
07/12 - 77,030 miles - Porsche Centre Mid-Sussex (Brake fluid)
10/11 - 58,699 miles - Porsche Centre Mid-Sussex
02/11 - 39,412 miles - Porsche Centre Mid-Sussex (Brake fluid)
06/09 - 19,485 miles - Porsche Centre Mid-Sussex (Brake fluid)
07/07 - Delivery - Porsche Centre Mid-Sussex

Factory specification:

0AW – PDCC Porsche Dynamic Chassis Control (hydraulic antiroll bars)
0GG – Emissions compliance EU 4
0JZ – Without determination of weight category for front axle
0Y1 – Standard climatic zone
0YZ – Without determination of rear axle weight class
1G8 – Tire emergency repair set
1KP – Rear disc brakes 18" plus, red callipers
1LP – Front disc brakes 18" plus, red callipers
1NP – Wheel caps with colored Porsche crest
2JX – Stainless steel attachment on front and rear apron
2PH – Heated steering wheel
3FU – Panoramic roof
4F2 – Keyless entry
4UE – Front passenger airbag can be deactivated
5RV – Right exterior mirror, aspherical
5SJ – Left exterior mirror, convex
5TE – Aluminium interior trim
5W2 – Preparation for roof rack
8DV – PCM Porsche Communication Management screen RoW (Rest of World)
8GH – 190 A generator
8L6 – Window antenna
9VL – Bose sound system
D5Z – 4.8 V8 bi-turbo
E0A – No campaign version (normal version)
N5U – Smooth leather seats (with leatherette rear sides)
Q1D – Fully electric sports seats
QG0 – Without service interval prolongation
TR9 – Unit for engine PR-number D5Z

The Condition

Jarama Beige Metallic paintwork over a tan leather interior with a beige lower dashboard, silver-toned trim elements and elegant wood inlays
Grey 19-inch alloy wheels with coloured Porsche crest centre caps, framing red brake callipers
Four-zone climate control
Porsche Communication Management (PCM) with navigation
Porsche Stability Management (PSM)
Electrically adjustable and heated front seats
Bose audio system
Quad-exit exhaust, roof rails, rear tow bar
Paintwork described by the vendor as being in very good order with no bubbling or rust
Indents visible on the front metal valance and rear loading protector; scratch noted on the rear bumper
Wheels noted to have been recently refinished, with Michelin Alpin tyres fitted
The vendor reports no rips or tears to the upholstery
Sunroof is inoperable and has a crack in it
Headlamp bulb warning light appears on the dashboard but is thought to be a glitch, as all bulbs are reported to be new and functioning
Reversing camera extends but displays no video
The vendor describes the car as being in very good condition thanks to thorough maintenance
MOT valid until April 2027; tested on 9th April 2026 at 185,420 miles, resulting in four advisories to monitor engine and gearbox oil leaks, and worn rear brake pads

The Mechanics

4.8-litre twin-turbocharged V8 producing 493bhp and 516lb-ft of torque
Six-speed Tiptronic S automatic transmission
Porsche Active Suspension Management (PASM) with ‘comfort’, ‘normal’ and ‘sport’ damper settings
Porsche Dynamic Chassis Control (PDCC)
Locking centre differential and a low-range transfer case

BEFORE YOU BUY

This sale is subject to the Car & Classic Terms and Conditions. By bidding and/or making an offer, you also agree to the following:

✓ The seller is registered as a private seller which means consumer rights stemming from EU consumer protection law do not come into effect. However, you are still covered by Car & Classic’s own Terms and Conditions..

✓ We request that a non-refundable fee be paid if you are the lucky winning bidder at auction or if your offer is accepted Please refer to our helpful FAQs and T&Cs for specific rates.

✓ This vehicle is “Sold As Seen”, on an “As Is Where Is’ basis and without warranty. Photos and descriptions are solely for guidance purposes and it's customary to carry out a full inspection of the vehicle prior to purchase for your own peace of mind.

✓ VAT is included in the buyer's fee. VAT may or may not be included in the final bid or offer price, as specified in the listing.

✓ We want a smooth transaction just as much as you do and as such we run all UK-registered cars and motorbikes for sale on Car & Classic through an online HPI check to verify that they show no insurance database markers for damage or theft, and have no finance owing, allowing you to bid with confidence.

✓ We also check whether vehicles are recorded as being written off as part of an insurance total loss claim at the time an advert is placed on Car & Classic and we helpfully provide write-off category labels (Cat C/D/S/N) for your assistance. However, the presence or absence of a label does not guarantee the vehicle’s status and it is always worthwhile carrying out your own full vehicle history check before making an offer on a vehicle.

✓ Buyers are responsible for vehicle collection

or delivery. Importing vehicles may result in additional customs duties and import taxes so it's worth checking beforehand. It is the bidders responsibility to confirm import eligibility prior to purchase.