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I'm starting to look at 981s manuals. Prices seems to be all over the map. Can you guys post what you paid for your car and a little about the car like options and miles? Also whether you bought if from a dealer or private party?
Also how much you were able to knock down the asking price?
Thanks.
From: South Louisiana, Bonfire Capital of the World
2015 Cayman base
21K miles
manual T
PSE
Sport Chrono
PTV
PASM
19" Cayman S wheels
seat ventilation
Sirius XM
Sport design steering wheel
convenience package
Purchased June 2018. Knocked off about $1500 or so, but couldn't afford to push the issue on a really nice, super clean build. Not too many like this one. Purchased from dealer with CPO. $44K
I’m not proud of it, but I just overpaid for my
2016 CGTS
3,500 mi
almost no additional options
Basically new, I had to have a NA 6, then 2 weeks later they go release the GTS 4.0
$70k
2016 Cayman S
Sale Price: $58k
Mileage: 13,235
CPO Warranty thru 05/2022
Prod Month: 2015-09-16
Original Price (MSRP): $83,790.00
Exterior: Agate Grey Metallic
Interior: Standard Interior in Black
BASE Cayman S
250 Porsche Doppelkupplung (PDK)
427 20" Carrera Classic Wheels
446 Wheel center caps with colored Porsche Crest
541 Seat ventilation
603 Porsche Dynamic Light System (PDLS)
640 Sport Chrono Package i.c.w. PCM
658 Power Steering Plus
840 SportDesign steering wheel
AG Standard Interior in Black
N0 Agate Grey Metallic
P06 Power Sport Seats (14-way) with Memory Package
P9B Premium Package (Sport Seats, 14-way)
P9G Infotainment Package with BOSE® Surround Sound System
X73 Sport Suspension
XYG Center console trim painted
I bought a loaded 2013 BS. PDK, Sports Chrono, PASM, PSE and PTV with 30K miles for $40K last November. The car had a cosmetic Carfax accident with the bumper and left quarter repainted when it was six months old. Had a PPI done. Car still had the original rotors with new pads and needed two front tires. Getting car ready for DE in late March.
I’m not proud of it, but I just overpaid for my
2016 CGTS
3,500 mi
almost no additional options
Basically new, I had to have a NA 6, then 2 weeks later they go release the GTS 4.0
$70k
oh well, you got a better car imo and saved at least $30k and don't have to wait a year.....I would have zero regrets. Enjoy that bad boy!!
I'm starting to look at 981s manuals. Prices seems to be all over the map. Can you guys post what you paid for your car and a little about the car like options and miles? Also whether you bought if from a dealer or private party?
Also how much you were able to knock down the asking price?
Thanks.
Thanks
yes, there are lots of cars with similar prices that look alike, but could be $20k +/- in actual sticker price with options.
https://vinanalytics.com/ is a must have bookmark when shopping these cars.... it was very useful in my search last year
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