Porsche: Cayman Base Coupe 2-door on 2040-cars
Roanoke, Virginia, United States
Stock 2015 Cayman. Black on black with black wheels. DPK, 19 Wheels, Park Assist, Sport Chrono, Convenience Package and Infotainment. This car is 9 months into the factory warranty - three years, three months remaining - and has a 3 year, 30,000 mile Porsche Scheduled Maintenance Plan (PSMP) associated with it. Why am I selling it? Turns out (i) I am not a sports car guy and (ii) I have three small children and a sports car is, well, a touch impractical. Turns out the car seat doesnt go in the front seat. Who would have known? Anyway, I am selling it to buy a Volvo. Cant make this stuff up. Options on the car: Porsche DPK19 Cayamn S WheelsPark Assist (Front and Rear) w/ reversing cameraSport Chrono Package i.c.w. PCMSportDesign Steering WheelConvenience Package Infotainment Package with Sound PlusWheels painted in black MSRP is 69,045. The car has a little over 2500 miles on it and is in perfect condition. Nothing wrong with it except the aforementioned inability to handle car seats.
Contact only by mail : herbmortongroves@gmail.com
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