Porsche Cayman S

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– 3.4 liter 6-cylinder petrol engine with 217 kW (295 hp) with 6-speed manual gearbox
– 3 owners, with the last owner since 2013
– Plausible mileage according to the service booklet, repair invoices and technical control 2022
– Rain sensor, headlight washing device, heated seats, 19″ CMS alloy rims, black 15 spoke design, grained leather steering wheel
– Windscreen antenna, anti-theft alarm system, automatic climate control, xenon headlights
– Parking assistant, PCM 2 Porsche Communication Management incl. radio CD, A.S.K. Sound system, navigation module
– At mileage 94.029 (March 2022): engine oil change, oil filter, spark plugs, ignition coil and 2
control elements renewed
– In 2021 both rear silencers including catalytic converters replaced
– German registration

The Cayman is a Porsche mid-engine sports coupe from the Zuffenhaus-based sports car manufacturer. The Cayman S premiered at the International Motor Show (IAA) 2005 in Frankfurt. The sporty two-seater was launched in Germany in November 2005. The technology is based on the Porsche Boxter. The Cayman engine was upgraded with parts from the 911 unit. The cylinder head and the “VarioCamPlus” camshaft control system were taken over. The crankshaft and pistons were completely redesigned by the engine engineers. All chassis components (springs, dampers, stabilizers) were designed to be sportier than on a Boxter. But the closed body also only slightly impairs handling on different road surfaces compared with the open sister model. In July 2006, the entry-level Cayman model with the 2.7-liter 180 KW (245 hp) engine completed the model lineup. A distinguishing feature of the Cayman S are the brake calipers painted red ex works. On behalf of Porsche, Valmet Automotive in Uusikaupunki, Finland, and Karmann in Osnabrück, Germany, produced the Cayman sports cars.

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