2016 Porsche Cayenne
The 2016 Porsche Cayenne Diesel (E2 GEN II) is a nearly new luxury SUV offering exceptional performance and refined style. Perfect for South African buyers seeking a premium vehicle at an affordable price, this model combines elegance with practicality, making it a top choice for both city driving and long journeys.
Powered by a 3.0L diesel V6 engine with 262 Hp and equipped with a semi-automatic Tiptronic transmission, this Porsche Cayenne delivers impressive fuel efficiency at just 6.8 L/100km. With five seats and five doors, it offers ample space for family and friends, while the robust engine ensures confident performance on South African roads.
Located in Pretoria, Gauteng, this vehicle is available for test drives and finance deals. Whether you're buying for the first time or upgrading your fleet, this used Porsche Cayenne offers the best price for luxury and reliability. Visit today to experience its driving excellence firsthand.
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Porsche’s Cayenne goes toe-to-toe with the BMW X5 and Mercedes-Benz GLE, but with a twist: it’s the one that actually feels like a driver’s car, even if you’re just doing the Fourways school drop. Don’t expect to get lost in a sea of listings. There are just five live on auto.co.za, and the price range is wild—R388,888 all the way to R1,888,888. That’s the entire Cayenne universe, from workhorse diesels to the thumping Turbo Coupe, and it proves just how vast this model’s reach is on paper at least. Whether you want petrol or diesel, the whole lot come with an automatic or semi-auto ‘box. The R728,888 median isn’t arbitrary—it’s the GTS (and up) where most buyers get serious. Everything you’ll find is pre-owned, spanning model years 2012 to 2020, averaging 97,000 km—so, you’re not getting the latest toys, but you’re still in the thick of Porsche’s second-gen evolution. Bottom end? That’s the Diesel Tiptronic (E2) at R388,888—a smart buy if you rack up KZN-to-Gauteng mileage. GEN II diesel pushes the price north to R669,900, the GTS Tip sits dead-centre at R728,888, then it’s a rocket up to R1,348,888 for the S Coupe, and a lung-busting R1,888,888 for the Turbo Coupe. What tips buyers over the edge? Steering feel and body control—because the Cayenne shrugs off its SUV size when the road kinks, and that matters. Go Coupe for street cred, but expect to curse every Joburg pothole. That’s the trade-off.
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Porsche’s slice of the South African used market on auto.co.za is small but speaks volumes—just 14 cars, every one pre-owned, and a price range that’s almost comically broad. You’ve got everything from a R339,900 classic 944 (for the true old-school fan or just someone who appreciates something different) up to a 911 listed at R2,588,888, with most sitting closer to R700k. That’s a spread that covers vastly different buyers: some are eyeing the Macan as a status symbol, stretching their budget past a BMW X3 or Mercedes GLC, while others are all-in, hunting for that perfect 911. Five out of 14 are Cayennes, priced from R388,888 to R1,888,888, which basically confirms what’s happening everywhere else—South Africa loves an SUV, and Porsche is surfing that wave. Audi and Maserati are in the mix at similar money, but Porsche’s badge just matters more to local buyers. Dig into the numbers and it's clear: SUVs dominate (half the listings), with the Macan and Cayenne forming the backbone of Porsche’s local presence. Beyond the SUVs, you get a taste of what makes Porsche special—one Boxster at R999,950, a Cayman at R1,199,999, two 911s sitting confidently north of R2.2 million, and that lone 944 anchoring the bottom. Most are petrol, with the odd diesel in the mix. Cabin quality? The Cayenne and Panamera models here stand up strong—materials and physical switches feel properly premium, and, on paper at least, they make the likes of Maserati look like they’re trying too hard for the price. That’s the point: you’re buying more than a car, you’re buying into a badge and a level of finish that still holds weight in South Africa.
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