Fast Facts:

A cared-for and practical example Porsche’s acclaimed mid-engined sports car, offered with a full set of handbooks and a reported full service history

Well specified from the factory, this Cayman features the Sports Chrono package, upgraded Porsche Carrera II Classic wheels and Sportdesign steering wheel

The details:

This 2013 Porsche Cayman is a well specified and cared for example of the marque’s superbly balanced, affordable and usable driver’s car, which at release was considered by many to have a strong claim to the title of the best all-round sports car in the world.

This second-generation Cayman is equipped with a mid-mounted 2.7-litre flat-six good for 202 kW. Shifting is handled by Porsche’s well regarded seven-speed twin-clutch PDK automatic transmission. Equipped with the Sports Chrono package, the car runs to 100km/h in 5.4 seconds and gains dynamic engine mounts and launch control with the PDK transmission.

The second generation car is longer and wider than its predecessor, while also being lighter, stiffer and lower, upgraded brakes adding to the already sublime handling package.

This Cayman is finished in Agate Grey Metallic and rides upgraded 20-inch Porsche Carrera II Classic wheels. The cabin is suitably well appointed, trimmed in black leather with brushed metal accents, with a dashtop mounted clock courtesy of Sports Chrono, and a retrimmed alcantara roof lining. Carplay has also been added to the car via an Isudar adapter.

It arrived standard with a seven-inch colour touch-screen, 14-way power adjustable seats, electric steering wheel adjustment, electric park brakes, LED daytime running lights, LED tail lights, front and rear parking sensors, dual-zone climate control and automatic headlights. This car also gains factory options in the form of the Sportdesign steering wheel and the aforementioned Sports Chrono package.

The owner reports that paintwork is in good condition. There are some stone chips on the bonnet, a paint fracture on the rear bumper and some scraped paint on the lower part of the front bumper. The interior is understood to be in good condition, and presents very well with only gentle signs of use.

There was some prior damage to the rear driver side quarter panel, which was repaired by Mesiti Bodyworks.

Haus of Brown carried out a minor service on the Cayman in April 2025 at 136,582 kilometers, fitting new Bridgestone Potenzas at the same time. A major service was completed at the previous service interval. The car will be sold with comprehensive service records.

A well specified and cared for example of one of Porsche’s best handling and most usable drivers cars, this 2013 Porsche Cayman represents a tremendous value and compelling opportunity.

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