Shipping included
EAA inspection included
2017 Porsche Macan Petrol
ZWG 467,253
This 2017 Porsche Macan is current Japan stock listed by Carbarn Zimbabwe for import to Zimbabwe. Review the exact odometer, grade, inspection evidence, route and Zimbabwe cost details shown on this page before requesting the final quote.
Vehicle price plus duties and taxes
Estimated totalZWG 940,345
Estimate only. Final figures are confirmed on your proforma invoice.
Import eligibility · Zimbabwe
Eligible for import
Meets the current import requirements for Zimbabwe.
EAA inspection required before export.
Two reports included — Auction (before sourcing) and Carbarn (after sourcing) for full transparency.
Auction Inspection ReportAuction Grade
Excellent Condition
Carbarn Inspection ReportExterior Condition
Tyre Condition
Good
Tyre Tread Front
3mm
Tyre Tread Rear
3mm
Front Window Screen Damage
No Damage
Underbody
Clean
Interior Condition
Cigarette Burn Holes
No Burn Holes
Cigarette Burn Seats
No Burn
Smell
Normal
Dashboard Damage
No Damage
No damage found !
Verified by Carbarn Inspection Team
Features
Seatbelts
Power Window
Steering Adjustment
UV Filter Glass
Car Specifications
No Specification found.
Bank Transfer
Direct international transfer. Payment details are provided only on an official Carbarn proforma invoice after quote confirmation.
Credit / Debit Card
Pay securely online with your card.
How to Get a Proforma Invoice from Carbarn Zimbabwe
To receive a Proforma Invoice for your selected Japanese used car, follow either method below:
Via Carbarn Sales Team
Email us with your selected vehicle and the intended payment date.
Once confirmed, our team will issue your Proforma Invoice and send it directly via email.
Via Your Carbarn Account (24/7 Access)
Login to your Carbarn Zimbabwe account.
Click “Buy Now” on your preferred vehicle to request a Proforma Invoice.
Once the order is placed, you can download the Proforma Invoice from your dashboard.
Service Map
Delivery to Zimbabwe via
Durban
Ports
Walvis Bay
Ports
Whatsapp
Japan
Durban