2007 Porsche Cayman Base Hatchback 2-door 2.7l No Reserve on 2040-cars
Corvallis, Oregon, United States
KC Nevets is an independent licensed Auto Dealer
in Corvallis Oregon. We recently received in our inventory this beautiful 2007
Porsche Cayman, with 78k miles. As part of our used car diagnostics program, we
took the car into our local foreign repair shop “ Horton’s German Auto Repair” (
541-758-4154) to have it checked over and serviced. We were told that overall
the vehicle is in great shape. However, a sound was detected in the rear drive
train during a test drive. After further inspection, it was determined that the
noise was related to issues with the transmission/ transfer case. It was recommend
that this be replaced. The vehicle does“ Run & Drive” and we have driven it around town
and to and from the repair shop. We made some inquiries on parts and labor at
our location on the West coast and we found many transmission/transfercases for
as low as $1200.00, but all are located on the East coast. (All Parts International USA-FL (Opa-Locka) 305-681-4270)----- Bow Auto Salvage- PRP NE USA-NH(Bow) 1-800-464-3141). The labor at
our shop was quoted at around $ 600.00. For us to repair it here would be twice
the cost due to having to ship the part from the East coast. This vehicle Books at Retail for $ 25,150.00. Please call with any questions to-- K C
Nevets Automotive--1-541-760-1079 ( Steve).
Pros Supreme handling characteristics, pinpoint steering, strong
brakes, generous luggage capacity, classic styling. AWE high
performance tuning muffler system added (about an $800 system) Gorgeous
leather interior, Potenza tires with front and rear disc brakes. Brakes and rotors
are in excellent condition. Interior is immaculate. Shifts smooth and clutch is
strong. Body is clean with only a couple of small paint chips. Rated at 23mpg
city and 32mpg hwy. 2.7 L, 6cyl, 5spd manual. All books and manuals included. $500 Non-Refundable deposit is due with 24 hours of close of auction. Balance due within 7 days. |
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