Year: 2020
Make: Porsche
Model: 718 Cayman
Price: $0
Mileage: 600
Color: White
Private or Dealer Listing: Private Listing
Location (State): AZ
Transmission: Manual
Drivetrain: Rear Wheel Drive

2020 Cayman GT4 White/Black leather and alcantara with silver stitching, 6sp as new, 600 miles but that might go up. Car is as news as new as a car can get. No damage at all, never smoked in, eating in and nobody has ever sat in the passenger seat. All books, records, window sticker and Certificate of Authenticity, Soft indoor car cover, white and CF fob cases. Car is nicely optioned; I have title in hand so easy transfer and private party sale so no tax in many states. Never smoke, drank or ate in.

Carbon fiber buckets
Apple car play
Bose
Voice control
Fuel cap in aluminum look
Fire extinguisher
Navigating with Porsche Connect
2 zone climate control
luggage net in passenger footwell
smoking package
Steering wheel with 12 O'clock marker in red
Seat belts in guards red
Sport Chrono Package with track app
Sport Chrono clock in white
Carbon fiber interior
Illuminated door sills in Carbon fiber
Silver painted rims
Smoked marker lights

If you have any questions or want more photos please call or email.

Asking 152k or best offer

 

what is the MSRP?

 

$117k

 

sold?

 

Nope, but don't think I want to sell it now. These GT cars are just so great and the value seems to be going up.

 

So off the market for now then? If not, I'd be interested.

 

No, going to keep it for the time being. The car is just so much fun to drive even thought I have not been able to drive it much over the last few months. Have a hip problem that is slowly getting better and not going to need surgery as I thought and that is the reason I was putting it up for sale.

 

Well I have decided to sell the car so it is back up for sale.

 

Price drop $152,000

 

you have an odd definition of “many”. Only 4 states don’t collect tax on private party sales: Arizona, Georgia, Hawaii, and Nevada. (Plus Montana that everybody knows about, and “many” states are cracking down on)

how many miles now?

 

Your first post says $135k

 

i guess it really depends on where you live but that is up to you to say how much you paid for the car.

Drove it to pizza the other day, 614 as it sits in my garage.

 

Thanks, fixed it.

 

"Many" states require a bill of sale, under penalty of perjury, signed by the buyer and seller. Texas takes the higher of a documented BoS or "standard presumptive value" which is the Texas market rate for similar car sales.

So, to be clear: you parked the car for a year and only put 14 more miles on it but doubled the markup from 20 to 40k over sticker? Are you aware the market is declining, your car is a model year older, and latest model year cars on lots aren't moving at 40k over?

 

I put 614 miles on the car over the last 1.5 years since buying it new from the dealer, it did not sit for a year without being driven. Was going to sell if a few months back as I have had some medical issues that make the CF buckets hard on my hips and back, just not as much adjustment as I would like. But the car is just a blast to drive and the gearbox is the best manual trans I have ever owned and I thought cortisone shots would help but it does not and I am afraid I will need surgery.

I have an allocation for a 2023 GT3 and would rather give it a shot at selling it before trading it in and letting the dealer make money on it. But this time I will not be getting the CF buckets.. Plus in AZ we get the sales tax credit when we trade in a car so I would see around almost 15k in sales tax savings on the GT3, so I am pricing that in to my sale. If you can find one sitting on a dealers lot for less then I suggest you buy it, If not 152k is my asking price and like all things it is negotiable.