Porsche Cayman S on 2040-cars
Henryville, Indiana, United States
This is a very nice 2006 Cayman S with several important options included in the list below. I have owned it since 2012 and have had no issues with it. It's a great car I love, and I'm only selling it because I have a GT4 arriving in a couple of weeks. It is not my daily driver, and thus has spent most of its time in a garage. I just had the 60,000 mile service and checkout done to it, and it was given a clean bill of health. Maintenance records available upon request. For more photos see the following web address. dstewa13.wix.com/2006porschecaymansOverviewThe standard features of the Porsche Cayman S Base include 3.4L H-6 295HP engine, 6-speed manual transmission with overdrive, Bosch 5.3 4-wheel anti-lock brakes (ABS), side seat mounted airbags, driver and passenger side airbag head extension, airbag occupancy sensor, air conditioning, 18" alloy wheels, cruise control, ABS and driveline traction control, and a stability control.A Few Notable FeaturesSport Chrono Plus PackageXenon Headlights - Xenon high intensity discharge with heated washer jetsHeadlight cleaners - Washer Front fog/driving lights Exterior entry lights - Remote activated Self-leveling headlightsOne-touch Power windows Variable intermittent wipersRear defogger Heated Windshield Washer JetsHeated driver & Passenger mirrors with powered adjustVanity mirrors - Dual illuminated vanity mirrors Rear spoiler - Power retractable Interior FeaturesIn-Dash CD with AM/FM stereo with 9 speakers30 pin iPod connector with FM modulatorAudio security system Radio Data System Speed Sensitive Volume ControlMulti-level heated leather bucket seats Cruise control Speed-proportional power steering Tilt and telescopic adjustable steering wheelPower front and rear trunk release12V DC power outletBuilt in universal remote transmitter for garage doors, etc.Multi-function remote key - Trunk/hatch/door Reading lightsSteering wheel trim - Leather Shift knob trim - Leather Floor mats - Carpet front Interior air filtration Safety & SecurityFront brakes - Ventilated disc ABS - 4-wheel Anti-theft alarm systemEngine immobilizer Power door locks - Remote power door locks Passenger Airbag - Yes Seatbelt pretensioners - Front Acceleration 0-60mph - 5.2 Antilock Brakes - 4-wheel Four-wheel antilock brakes Side airbag Stability control Traction control
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