YOUR RESEARCHCayman R - £52k - Really... - Page 1 - Boxster/Cayman - PistonHeads UK
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Yes, the Cayman is a great car (I have one). And I understand the appeal of the R. But £52k for the below: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/171395410427 A beautiful car without doubt, but you're well into 981 territory, and not far off GTS money. Is the market really this strong, are they really so good, or is the dealer dreaming? Genuine questions!
From a non Porsche OPC and no 2 year warranty should be around the £45K and this one does not have the bucket seats and manual short shift box some would say are essential. Looks nice but a bit over priced
There again, we all know what proctologists specialise in....
Written ad in description says £42,650
Worth every penny!
worldwidewebs said: Worth every penny! +1 :-)
Short shift is £300 to retrofit don't let that put you off!
Could get a really nice 981S for that
worldwidewebs said: Worth every penny! ...or you could just buy a better specced one for almost 10k less?
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