2007 Porsche Cayman S on 2040-cars
Orick, California, United States
IF YOU ARE INTERESTED EMAIL ME AT: ronaldrmmoriera@turbonutter.com . 2007 Porsche Cayman S in guards red with black interior. 1 owner and purchased new at Niello Porsche!!! This Cayman
"S" is fully loaded with many options and is in excellent condition. It has the best options and color
combinations. It has always been kept in climate-controlled garage. It was just serviced and is ready to drive.
Tires are almost brand new. Vehicle has clean CarFax. I have the clear title in hand. The registration expires
October 2015.
EXTRA OPTIONS:
Tiptronic
Seat Belts in red
Porsche Crest in headrests
Preferred Package
Includes: Wheel Caps with Colored Crest, Self-Dimming Mirrors & Rain Sensor, Bose Sound System, Heated Seats, and
Floor Mats in Interior Color.
Bi-Xenon Headlamp Package
Gages in Red
Chrome Exhaust Pipe
19" Carrera S Wheels
Automatic Climate Control
COMES WITH:
Extra Keys
All books and records
Original factory sales brochure
Porsche factory tool kit
THE CAR HAS HAD:
No road rash
No rust
No paint work or touch up
No salvage title
No door dings
No flood damage
No hail damage
No kid damage
No Deer damage
No Storm damage
No fluid or oil leaks or drips
No leather pulling
No leather shrinking
No leather damage
No rock chips
No smokers
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