Background Introduced for the 2006 model year, the Porsche Cayman added a fixed-roof coupé to the mid-engined platform underpinning the second-generation Boxster.

Positioned between the Boxster and the 911, it combined six-cylinder performance with a two-seat cabin and everyday practicality. The engine’s position behind the occupants and ahead of the rear axle was central to its balanced handling.

Rear-wheel drive, hydraulic power steering and the rigidity of the fixed-roof body contributed to its reputation as a rewarding driver’s car.

Luggage compartments at both ends, together with rear hatch access, also made it suitable for touring. In its initial 'S' specification, the 987 was powered by a naturally-aspirated, water-cooled 3.4-litre flat-six producing 295PS and 340Nm of torque enhanced by Porsche’s 'Vario

Cam Plus' variable valve timing and lift system contributing to its mid-range flexibility and responsive performance. The Car This example is fitted with a six-speed manual ...