I am in the market for a CPO vehicle and have narrowed it down to 2 sedans. The Pana S (non-hybrid, turbo 6 - 420hp) and M6 Grand Coupe (4.4L turbo 8, 560hp). I have had 2 Porsche's in the past and have enjoyed them tremendously. This will be my wives daily driver and will be getting about 15k miles/ year. they are both 23-26k miles and 63-66k asking price. Both have about 2 years left on their CPO warranties. The Pana is in my preferred color. I haven't owned a BMW in 15 years. It seems the BMW depreciates much faster. I could aso get a 650 GC, that would be a closer comparison to the Pana S, but can't find the right one for sale. My wife is very picky on color. Any advise?
2014 Porsche Panamera S (Non Hybrid) vs 2014 BMW M6 GC
Centurion
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At this level, both cars are lovely. The options on either cars are likely to make the biggest difference e.g which reverse camera/surround view, premium sound, adaptive suspension, ventilated, sunroof, full leather.
It's worth noting that the Porsche has better backseat headroom, but if she will rarely carry passengers, it shouldn't be a deciding factor.
It's worth noting that the Porsche has better backseat headroom, but if she will rarely carry passengers, it shouldn't be a deciding factor.
Mick Briesgau
Tire Trailblazer
If it's for your wife, 15,000 miles/year and you want to keep her happy? Take the Porsche. The M6 GC has a rather hard suspension, hardly any comfort at all. She'll get a terrible pain in the back. Besides from that, Porsche's value will be much more stable, the M6 GC depreciates like there's no tomorrow.
klier
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Mick Briesgau
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Sure klier
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