2008 Porsche Cayman S Hatchback 2-door 3.4l on 2040-cars
Boca Raton, Florida, United States
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Back on the market 4/23/14 after a dreamers financing fell through. Please have your cash or financing in order before wasting yours or my time.
2008 Porsche Cayman S in Carrera White over Black Leather Interior. This car is in excellent condition inside and out and turns heads everywhere it goes. Garage kept and not driven in the rain. No accidents or paintwork. The car has Sports Package, Sports Chrono Package, Crested Head Rests, Sport Seats, Sports Steering wheel, Carbon Fiber Center Console, Carbon Fiber Mirror Covers, Bose Surround, Parrot Blue tooth, Ipod connection, 19 inch wheels with brand new Continental Extreme Tires. Very low mileage, just 21,870. Clean and Clear Florida title in hand. No Dreamers, No Joy Rides, please have your financing in order or cash in hand. Contact me today for more info. This vehicle is sold as-is and does not come with any warranty, implied or otherwise. Shipping/Pick-up of vehicle is the sole responsibility of the buyer. Minimum of $500 due upon successful offer/buy it now with the balance being paid by wire transfer. |
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