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FEATURES | 9 out of 10
Expert Quotes:
the number of options is dizzying
Edmunds
you don't have to check many on a Porsche order sheet to produce big price escalations
Car and Driver
nifty upgrades
Kelley Blue Book
The 2011 Cayman doesn't have an overwhelming set of standard features, but it covers the usual bases and has Porsche's typically long list of options--which can boost the price of the two-seat hardtop by a significant margin.
The Cayman comes with standard power windows, locks and mirrors; an anti-theft system; leather-trimmed seats; and an audio system with a CD player and this year, a universal interface for portable music players. Bluetooth is another addition to the standard-equipment list for 2011.
On the options list, Porsche offers a Bose Surround Sound speaker upgrade; automatic climate control; cruise control; a heated steering wheel; sports seats; heated and ventilated seats; bigger alloy wheels; sport exhaust; the Sport Chrono Plus package; and the Porsche Communications Management system, which groups controls for navigation, audio, and communications on a large LCD screen.
Though the base price of the Cayman starts around $52,000, Porsche has a long list of custom trim pieces, like a leather-upholstered dash and aluminum trim, that can be fitted. Those options can push the Cayman's price into 911 territory, if you're not careful.Conclusion
It's fairly well-equipped out of the factory, and the 2011 Porsche Cayman lets owners pick and choose colors, trims, and finishes.
