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Direct Listing: https://robertsmania.com/718

Final Production - 2025 Porsche 718 Cayman
Practically new pre-owned car for sale

About this car
Black on Black, Well Equipped. 1,250mi
MSRP $91,225 - Yours for $86,225

Manual Transmission, Sport Chrono Package, Porsche Active Suspension Management (PASM), Sport Exhaust, Sport Tailpipes, 20" Carrera S Wheels, 14-way Power Sport Seats (Heated and Cooled), BOSE Surround Sound System, Premium Package, +More...

Curious about the technical specifications and configuration details?
Read all about it!
Build Sheet: 718_Cayman_Build.pdf
Porsche Configurator: https://configurator.porsche.com/porsche-code/PSLHPKQ1



This is special

Porsche is ending production of these cars this year.

This 718 Cayman is practically new and effectively no longer available.
Factory warranty through June/2029.

I purchased this car as a fallback because of concerns about shipping delays, tariffs and availability of the 718 GTS 4.0 I have on order.

We have just received great news from our dealership about the GTS and would like to find a good home for this one.

Explore whats available in PorscheFinder for a similar configuration - keep in mind dealer fees, sales tax and possible transportation costs:
https://porschefinder.com/

Happy to answer any questions.


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https://robertsmania.com/718


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Edit: SOLD! Thanks for the comments, messages and interest.

@Robertsmania
Serious dedication to not missing out on a 718 Cayman
Good luck on all fronts

Excellent news on your incoming GTS and the price lock!

Regarding your sweet trade, a lowish dealership trade offer is not unexpected. Even though extremely low miles and even though plenty of remaining factory wty, I'd guess they very well might CPO the car adding two more years of wty. If they do, it's a process and cost dictated by Porsche/PCNA. Either way, they're going to want to have room to make money. It is a Porsche dealer, after all.

No idea what your state's tax rules are regarding car purchases with trade-ins. Most states only require tax to be paid on the difference, so figure that dollar loss along with costs and time to market the car.

Your website ad is very good. The only issue I see with that is exposure. As for marketing, if you're a PCA member, The Mart is excellent. The auction sites you mentioned on your other post are also excellent, especially BaT and PcarMarket. Hagerty has an auction site that is good too. In addition, there are a number of quality on-line auto sales sites (not auctions) that will give great exposure too.

The problem with all of the above is that you have to deal with the calls, questions, emails, phony or unserious buyers, etc. Also, if they're not paying cash, then there could be holdups for financing snafus. Gotta have a very sharp eye out for fraud too.

You could try Carvana or CarMax. They'll generally pay good money for cars like yours - substantially more than the dealer in most cases.

Good luck!