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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

https://www.autotrader.co.uk/car-details/202406070...

POST 2Original post

What options do you want, this has very little?

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Having had a 981 gts with nearly all the options, if it were me I'd be looking for one without those smaller wheels. Also ideally with climate control & Porsche Sports Exhaust button. Am sure it would still be a riot if you are budget-limited.

POST 4Original post

Agree not many options and the wheels are a bit small, but definitely less to go wrong, no expensive dynamic engine mounts etc. A cheapish option to improve the sound without PSE is the Carnewal back box replacement (same box just reworked internals), have it on my 3.4s and it makes a real difference without being offensive in any way.

POST 5Original post

I particularly like this one but I think the price is strong... https://www.autotrader.co.uk/car-details/202311304...

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MitchT said: I particularly like this one but I think the price is strong... https://www.autotrader.co.uk/car-details/202311304... Nice spec, wrong gearbox for me though

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The one in the OP was very much my sort of thing (before I got diseased with wanting leather dashboards and so on). I like the smaller wheels and higher profile tyres on rough UK roads, and I love the manual gearboxes. I think it looks great, and from where I am nowadays, a lot of car for the money. One of my favourite colours, and I love the 2 way basic seats. Have always found them really comfortable. I even like the side stripes. Liam

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Hippea said: Nice spec, wrong gearbox for me though I agree. If it were a manual it would be much harder to resist. It baffles me how few Caymans are manual.

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Hippea said: https://www.autotrader.co.uk/car-details/202406070... Looks very tired. The plastics scratched, metal interior trim looks ill-treated, seats way more worn than the miles would expect.

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KittyLitter said: Looks very tired. The plastics scratched, metal interior trim looks ill-treated, seats way more worn than the miles would expect. Look at the boot carpet where the net attaches - looks muddy. Also, the paintwork in the rear hatch aperture next to the bump rubbers is filthy. Poor example IMHO.

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andygo said: KittyLitter said: Looks very tired. The plastics scratched, metal interior trim looks ill-treated, seats way more worn than the miles would expect. Look at the boot carpet where the net attaches - looks muddy. Also, the paintwork in the rear hatch aperture next to the bump rubbers is filthy. Poor example IMHO. Oh you mean the grey one - yep I agree - very poor example.

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Does anyone know of any better example available?

POST 13Original post

Would you like Porsche with your carpet? https://www.autotrader.co.uk/car-details/202406020...

POST 14Original post

Can’t seem to PM you, feel free to drop me a message.

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