YOUR RESEARCHCayman S vs Cayman GTS - same price - no brainer? - Page 1 - Boxster/Cayman - PistonHeads UK
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Hi, Been looking for a manual Cayman and noticed at my local dealer two almost identically priced Cayman's - one an S with some good options and the other a GTS with no options. S - https://porscheatlantaperimeter.com/new/Porsche/Ca... GTS - https://porscheatlantaperimeter.com/new/Porsche/Ca... Going to see them Monday. Is the S worth considering, as I'd guess there is more likely a deal to be had on that one? I'm aiming to lease it. Thanks Jan
It will probably come down to the amount of mark up they have in each car, but given their relative rarity, it's likely that the GTS will have less potential for a deal. The S is going to depreciate more, but since you're leasing that's probably of little concern to you.
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