2006 Porsche Cayman S In Excellent Condition, Well Cared For And Just Detailed on 2040-cars
Danville, California, United States
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Title in hand, no accidents. Just passed SMOG, have receipt and just
renewed registration last week. ($260 savings and has new 2015 sticker)
Never tracked, well cared for great driving Coupe w tons of great options. Great PASM option makes car smooth over CA roads and can be put into sport mode for curves. The Porsche Cayman S was named the "2006 World Performance Car" at the New York Auto Show. Factory Options, $72,000+ sticker price Arctic Silver Metallic Heated Front Seats 19" Carrera S (911 style) Wheels Sport Steering Wheel Porsche Active Suspension Management (PASM) Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) Sport Chrono Package Plus Bose Surround Sound System 6-disc CD Changer (in trunk) Porsche Communication Management (PCM) Telephone module Bi-Xenon Headlamp Package Services completed during ownership: -Replaced all four tires with new Continental ExtremeContact DW -Alignment done on the new tires -Clear Xpel headlight protection film added -60k mi service done already (performed oil change, new cabin filter, new belt, replaced spark plugs, new OEM coils, new engine air filter) -Stainless steel brake lines installed with Motul 600 brake fluid flush Cayman S have the M97 3.4L engine w/ ~300hp |
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