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UPDATE: The car is now listed on BringATrailer. Please take a look at it there! Thanks!

https://bringatrailer.com/listing/20...e-cayman-s-14/



Up for sale is my 2007 Cayman S with 42k miles. I hate to put it up for sale, but I recently purchased a GT4 so it unfortunately has to go. The 987 generation still has just a little more analog feel than the GT4, and (in my opinion) is the best value in the sports car market today, with mid engine balance, hydraulic steering, and lighter weight than the 911.

This is a properly maintained no stories car that has been a ton of fun to own. It's never been on track, with the 20k miles I've put on over 4.5 years of ownership being mostly on Texas back country roads, a few roads trips out of state, and driving to the office on Fridays. The CarMax warranty will be transfered to the new owner and is valid though August 2019.

- All recent pictures (taken 2/2/19)
- 2 owner car, 42k miles
- 1st owner in Arlington, TX from 2007 to 2014, 0 - 22k miles
- 2nd owner (me) in Dallas, TX from 2014 to 2019, 22k - 42k miles
- all service records included (serviced at Porsche dealership through 2014, then Autoscope in Dallas through 2019)
- under CarMax warranty (transferable) until 8/20/19
- Zero over-revs outside of range 1 or 2; see picture of report from 2/2/19 (no mis-shifts into the wrong gear)
- Meteor Grey Metallic
- Sport seats
- Black leather
- Carbon interior
- Xenon headlights
- Bose
- 6 CD changer

Overall I think the car is in great shape as shown in the pictures (very recent pictures all taken on 2/2/19). If I had to nitpick I would mention a few things to be fully transparent. If you get up close to the front bumper, you will find some rock chips (as would be expected), but as you can see in the pictures they aren't visible unless you get up close and look for them. The left corner, lower section, of the rear bumper has a small ~1 inch surface mark (barely visible in pictures). The carbon fiber center console is showing a little warping near the ash tray, and has a small hairline crack just in front of the armrest. If I was to keep this car forever, I would probably buy a replacement cigarette lighter carbon piece for ~$300, and I would leave the bumpers alone. They have not detracted from me enjoying the car in the slightest, but I wanted to point them out to potential buyers.

If there are any questions, feel free to reach out!