2006 Porsche Cayman on 2040-cars
Seattle, Washington, United States
Porsche Cayman S with 33,080 miles. This Cayman S has the coveted Tiptronic S Transmission and Sport Chrono Package Plus. Recent Mobil 1 synthetic oil change and Porsche required services completed. The car is finished in Black with Sand Beige Full Leather interior (a $2,095 option). This Cayman S has been very well maintained, properly serviced, and with only 33,080 miles, it is in immaculate condition!
The Original Sticker was $73,200. This Cayman S is loaded with features including Tiptronic S Transmission (a $3,210 option), Sport Chrono Package Plus ($960), Sport Steering Wheel ($250), Bi-Xenon Headlamp Package ($1,090), GPS Navigation PCM 2.1 ($3,070), CD Player, Heated Front Seats, Automatic Climate Control ($550), Bose Surround Sound System ($1,665), Cruise Control, Wheel Caps with Colored Crest, Remote Keyless Entry/Alarm, Clean Unblemished Interior, 18” wheels for the best balance of ride and handling. All the books and 2 sets of original keys.
This Cayman “S” has the Sport Chrono Package which in my opinion is the most important feature to look for when purchasing a Cayman “S”. When the Sport mode is activated you will enjoy greater response and enhanced driving pleasure. The engine reacts even more directly to the accelerator pedal, the rev-limiter is adjusted to a harder setting and engine dynamics are tuned for performance driving. This is the feature that you want in your Cayman S!
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