2006 Porsche Cayman S Mint Fully Loaded Low Miles on 2040-cars
Easton, Connecticut, United States
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This is a collectors 2006 Cayman S with low mileage, Silver exterior, black interior, manual, and all the options. These were criteria which I was looking for when I bought it.
It is a Launch Vehicle, option Code 762. Very Unique. I've owned this car for 2.5 years, I bought it pre-owned certified from Porsche of Houston, TX with 5900miles on it. I found out it was owned by an older man who barely drove it and kept good care of the car. I'm a PCA member and I've owned a 968 prior to this, and I know what it means to keep a Porsche up to Concourse standards. Ask my family, ask my girlfriend; I barely drove this thing and always kept it in tip top shape. The miles I put on the car were highway miles, during beautiful weekends; I drove the car upstate NY, on the Garden State PKWY in NJ and the Merritt PKWY in CT. I would put on 300-400miles over a weekend. I drove it in the rain twice, never in snow, it was stored in a garage over the winters under a car cover. And when it was outside and I wasn't driving it was also under an All-Weather CoverKing cover ;) Things I changed to the car were minor accent pieces like black twin pipe exhaust tip, black fog light covers, clear side markers, RS 60 Instrument Cluster Trim, Rubber Floor Mats, Model Designation Delete. I'm including both indoor and outdoor car covers. There's a long list of options, I'm including the option codes in one of the photos. Major options include, Navigation, Bi-Xenon Lamps, Sport Chrono, 19" Carrera Wheels, PASM, heated seats, BOSE, it even has the steering wheel that I was looking for when I purchased the car. $74,000 MSRP Things 'wrong' with the car; The TPMS sensors stopped working at the beginning of this year, I'm not sure how they are powered, battery, or need a recharge? The Tires are original, with 15000 miles they will need replacement soon. There is a small dent on the front passenger side wheel, not noticeable in pictures. I paid extra for the warranty and pre-owned certified, whatever that means, I never made any use of it. This is a beautiful car that is not being enjoyed enough. It needs an owner who will make use of it! Please ask if you have any questions. The car is located in Easton, CT |
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