http://www.whatcar.co.uk/RoadTestmodel_FullVerdict.asp?DL=1&RT=217247&FC = A new fact for me - Porsche only plans 10,000 Cayman's a year.
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That is really good news for all of those like us on the front end with our orders in. Resale values should hold up well, but then who is going to want to sell this car?
Only 10,000? Well there goes my hope for a $2,500 rebate and 0.0% financing. ; -) Edited by - atr_hugo on 10/05/2005 10:06:39 PM
will sell ours as soon as Porsche will take the deposit for the Cayman RS
According to Forbes magazine '<span class="mainarttxt1">Porsche's goal of 100,000 annual, global sales within a few years--a plan in which the Cayman will factor significantly. In Porsche's 2004/2005 fiscal year, which ended in July, the company sold 88,000 cars--an increase of 15% versus the last year. Porsche expects the Cayman will see more than 10,000 global sales in its first full-fiscal year on the market, of which 40% will come from the US.[/quote][/quote] Edited by - Santa Fe on 10/06/2005 2:26:47 PM Edited by - Santa Fe on 10/06/2005 2:27:31 PM Edited by - Santa Fe on 10/07/2005 09:34:58 AM
If they are worth more than sticker I'll sell... and order another one!
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