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Porsche Cayenne Coupé

The third-generation Cayenne Coupé includes cars before and after the substantial 2023 update. Cabin design and powertrain details must be matched to the build date.

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Porsche Cayenne Coupé

Platinum Edition 3.0

2022 · 19,120 km · JP

Estimated cash priceRM 434,158
Estimated loan purchase priceRM 455,233
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Estimate only. Final price depends on logistics, exchange rate and customs assessment.

Estimated CIF & duty. Source wheel size is ambiguous and omitted. Confirm availability and on-road inclusions.

Monthly estimate RM 5,320 / month
RM 5,320 / month — estimate

Illustration: 20% deposit, 6% annual reducing-balance rate, 7 years. Interest calculated monthly at annual rate ÷ 12; fees excluded. This rate is an example, not a bank quote. Final rate, eligibility and term are decided by the bank.

Full specification & equipment
Year
2022
Chassis
3BA-E3NA
Mileage
19,120 km
Origin
JP
Auction / interior
— / —
Colour
White
Export month (estimate)
To confirm
At a glance

Platinum Edition 3.0

Supplier quote dated 2026-10-14 · Ask for the latest availability and full quotation.

Pre-order prices are estimates. Final price depends on logistics, exchange rates and customs assessment. Equipment, availability, warranty and delivery timing must be confirmed for the individual unit.

Model & buying guide
Third generation · 2022+

What to check

  • Confirm Coupé body style, build date and pre-update or updated specification.
  • Verify the engine or hybrid derivative, factory options and seating arrangement.
  • Check maintenance, suspension and brake condition; request battery diagnostics for a hybrid.
The paperwork matters

A car is only as clear
as its records.

A grade is a starting point. The inspection notes, mileage trail and actual specification need to tell the same story.

  • History & mileage

    Ask for the original auction sheet where available, its lot/date and chassis match. Compare mileage with service and export records; a grade alone does not verify mileage.

  • Actual car & equipment

    Review exterior, cabin, odometer and damage photographs. Match option lists to this chassis rather than relying on a trim badge.

  • Landed cost & registration

    Request an itemised proposal covering the car, freight, taxes, AP, Puspakom, JPJ registration and any insurance estimate. Confirm what is excluded.

  • Deposit, waiting time & warranty

    Confirm the named contracting company, receipt, refund conditions, estimated milestones and warranty scope in writing before paying. Terms vary by vehicle and proposal.

Japanese auction reference

Look beyond
the grade.

Read the auction house’s own legend and written remarks. The following is a broad guide, not a condition guarantee.

AscratchUdentBdent + scratchWrepair marksSrustXXreplaced panel

Codes and severity scales vary. R / RA definitions are auction-house specific; never assume RA means a harmless repair. UK history and inspection documents use different systems.

General guide — confirm the original legend
GradeTypical reading
S / 6Near-new category; check registration and use.
5High overall condition; inspect recorded defects.
4.5Generally good condition with some wear.
4Wear, scratches or repairs may be recorded.
3.5More visible wear or work required.
R / RARepair-history category; investigate the actual repair.
A–ECommon interior scale; confirm house definitions.
From enquiry to handover

Agree each step in writing.

This is a planning sequence. Timing and responsibilities depend on your written agreement.

  1. Define your spec

    Model, year, variant, colour, budget and timing.

  2. Review the shortlist

    Compare the actual car, records and equipment.

  3. Review the proposal

    Check estimated cost, exclusions and milestones.

  4. Agree booking terms

    Confirm deposit and refund conditions before payment.

  5. Track import stages

    Agree updates for export, customs, Puspakom and JPJ.

  6. Inspect at handover

    Check the delivered car against your agreement.

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Common questions
Questions before booking

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questions first.

Sourcing overview adapted from AutoCo FAQ ↗. Individual quotations and terms apply.

Is the 2023 update a new generation?

Porsche describes it as an extensive update to the third generation.

Are all Coupé versions hybrids?

No. Specify the required petrol or hybrid derivative in the search brief.

What is an indent order?

An indent order means sourcing a vehicle from overseas to match your requirements. It differs from choosing a ready-stock vehicle. Confirm the individual car’s location and availability before booking.

Can I send a car listing or my preferred specification?

Yes. Share a listing link, or your preferred model, year, specification and budget, when making an enquiry. The next step is to check the vehicle and request a written quotation.

What should an import quotation include?

Ask for an itemised quotation showing the vehicle cost, applicable duties and other charges. Exchange rates affect overseas pricing; confirm inclusions and exclusions before booking.

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