2008 Porsche Cayman

2008 Porsche Cayman S Sport - limited edition. One-owner car, in exceptional condition. Fresh service, new Michelin Pilot Super Sport tires, and clean ECU readout with no significant overrevs. No paintwork, no stories, clean Carfax.

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Original Factory Options:

Guards Red

Black Full Leather

Carbon Sport Bucket Seats

Self Dimming Mirrors & Rain Sensing Wipers

Automatic Climate Control

Roofliner in Alcantara

Bose High End Sound Package

Headlight Cleaner Cover Exterior Color

Storage Bin Lid with Porsche Crest

Exterior Design Package - Black

Rear Center Console Painted Exterior Color

Leather Sun Visors Lighted Mirror

Porsche Crest in Headrest

Door Finishers in Leather

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What's a Cayman S 'Sport'?

Porsche has introduced a new limited edition arrival into its Cayman line-up which improves upon the Cayman S which was originally introduced in November 2005. Matching the dynamics of the Cayman S with the visual impact of the iconic 911 GT3 RS, the new Cayman S Sport boasts a significant power upgrade. Its naturally aspirated 3.4-litre flat-six engine now develops 299bhp with Porsche adding its Active Suspension Management (PASM) system as standard which lowers the car by 10mm.

Its exterior treatment is offered in the 911 GT3 RS colours of Orange or Green as standard with its model designation worn proudly along its flank in black graphics. Further colours available on this special model are Black, Guards Red, Speed Yellow and Carrara White, as well as an exclusive Arctic Silver Metallic.

Its 19-inch SportDesign wheels are finished in a glossy black along with the exterior mirrors and air intake grilles.

The interior also receives sporting refinements which include a unique circular instrument display without the usual binnacle above, as well as an alcantara finish on the gear shift, the handbrake lever, and the rim of the steering wheel.

Only 700 units of the Cayman S Sport will be produced worldwide, with each bearing their edition number on a plaque on the glove box.

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