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#107 of 122 Re: cayman prices [Rami] by madmanmoo Aug 13, 2008 (12:30 pm)
Replying to: Rami (Aug 13, 2008 12:09 pm) Those prices are on executive demos with a few miles on them. That pricing is not available on brand new Caymans. They don't have that kind of markup.
#109 of 122 Re: cayman prices [Rami] by donc6 Aug 14, 2008 (8:39 am)
Replying to: Rami (Aug 13, 2008 12:09 pm) yea.. this forum is not well attended... I never view -- but the system alerts of a message. The forum you want to visit is: caymanclub.net. It is very, very active and has a whole section on buying/leasing. $10K off MSRP is about right -- especially now. I bought my Cayman at Fremont, a 2007 model, and didn't get that kind of deal, but the dealers are likely having a difficult time with the economy AND the 2009 models are on their way. I find it interesting that you are seeing the CaymanS models not moving -- that is just backwards from a year ago... Most everyone spent the extra 10K for the S... though I went with the 2.7 Cayman. As you consider the Caymand vs. Cayman S, you can find a lot of comparisions on the caymanclub.net site -- with the CS folks noting that the extra 50 hp and torque is worth the money, and the 2.7 folks noting that you get to use more of the car for daily driving and the extra $10K in you pocket is nice.   I can vouch for the 2.7 being very entertaining for daily driving, and... is also very entertaining on the track -- I've tracked the car at Thunderhill (north of Sacramento, off interstate 5.). When you get your Porsche and get past the 2000 mile break in period, you just have to do a "Driver Education" event at Thunderhill -- more fun than you can believe.   Best wishes... Don
#110 of 122 Re: cayman prices [Rami] by kmans Aug 14, 2008 (9:23 am)
Replying to: Rami (Aug 13, 2008 12:09 pm) Rami you are wrong and I tried to give you information to help you but the site admins wouldn't let me so at this point you are on your own to search for that information elsewhere on the web because you won't find it here... nuff said...
#111 of 122 madmanmoo by nyccarguy Aug 14, 2008 (5:34 pm)
How are those executive demo Caymans? Are they really "good as new?" Do you see any of them come back with major problems (clutch...)? Replies to this message: madmanmoo (Aug 15, 2008 4:38 am)
#112 of 122 Re: madmanmoo [nyccarguy] by madmanmoo Aug 15, 2008 (4:38 am)
Replying to: nyccarguy (Aug 14, 2008 5:34 pm) They are in excellent condition. The ability to drive a new Porsche is a perk for the executives. They come back in great condition. No abuse, only the occasional nick or cut from backing into something. I think they are the best buys on the lot.   I have not seen any come back with major problems.
#113 of 122 Any deal on 2008 cayman s? by mling1126 Dec 31, 2008 (9:36 pm)
the lowest I have heard is about 10-12K off MSRP. anyone getting better deal than that? Replies to this message: donc6 (Jan 01, 2009 4:59 am)
#114 of 122 Re: Any deal on 2008 cayman s? [mling1126] by donc6 Jan 01, 2009 (4:59 am)
Replying to: mling1126 (Dec 31, 2008 9:36 pm) Again check onto caymanclub.net for a very active web site. The best advice has been not to focus only on price make sure you get the model you want with the options you want and then evaluate the price. If you can get the model you want etc for $10K off take it and run.   You will regret a car without the oprions you want even if $15K off
#115 of 122 Cayman price tracking by mannyljr Jan 02, 2009 (11:19 pm)
I've been shopping for a Porsche since the summer. I first drove the Cayman then the Boxster. I loved both of them, but was leaning toward the Boxster, because it was a bit less and convertible. I held off buying as the economic news worsened and I saw prices dropping. I started to keep track of the cars I was looking at and you can see how much they are dropping. I'm mainly interested in a used Cayman as the depreciation on a two year old car is around $20 - $30K. I paid $30K for my Mazda RX-8 in 2004.   http://mannyljr.typepad.com/lizardslair/2008/12/best-in-price-porsche-cayman.htm- l

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