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Cayenne Diesel missed service intervals

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hey all, I need an educated opinion. I'm looking at a 2011 Diesel, which has clearly been incredibly well taken care of and comes with some unlikely options. It was advertised with a full service history but on inspection that's not quite true - most intervals have been longer than a year, some up to two years. Mileage intervals have all been under 15 000km except in one case where it was almost 19 500km between services. Brake fluid also seems to have last been changed in 2019, when Porsche specifies every two years. How big a red flag are we talking here, considering it's a diesel?

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First generation admittedly but I think the sentiment applies to the next generation as well.

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