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Porsche - Cayman 987 [05-12] (2012)
Discover the 2012 Porsche Cayman 987 [05-12] — a middle‑generation sports car that balances raw performance with refined everyday usability. Whether you’re researching the Porsche Cayman 987 [05-12] price to budget a new vehicle or diving into resale markets to understand its real value, a clear picture of what drives the price movements is essential.
- Engine: 2.0L – 3.2L flat‑4 (depending on trim)
- Horsepower: 240 – 318 hp
- Torque: 184 – 275 lb‑ft
- Transmission: 6‑speed manual or automatic (Porsche’s “Sport” branch)
- Drivetrain: Rear‑wheel drive
- Fuel: Premium gasoline (required)
- Dimensions: 169.3 in (length) – 64.4 in (height) – 67.1 in (width)
- Wheelbase: 93.9 in
- Weight: 3,100 – 3,143 lbs (depends on options)
- Top speed: 157–172 mph
- 0‑60 mph: 4.7–4.9 sec
These specs offer a baseline for an evaluation of the Porsche Cayman 987 [05-12] 2012 price. However, the actual cost on the market hinges on engine configuration, mileage, service history, optional packages, and geographical factors. In many regions, the price for a used 2012 Cayman 987 [05-12] can range from the low $20,000s to the mid $35,000s. Preserve the “used” aspect in discussions: the term “used Porsche Cayman 987 [05-12] price” serves as a reminder that each vehicle is unique.
Depreciation Insights
When considering a used Porsche, depreciation factors heavily into the long‑term value. Generally, Porsches are known for holding their worth better than many other sports cars due to strong brand loyalty and limited production numbers.
- First year: Porsche Cayman 987 [05-12] depreciation typically loses 15‑20% of its value; the mean point in 2012 began life around $47,000‑$55,000 MSRP, which could fall to the $38,000‑$45,000 range after one year.
- Second year: an extra 10‑12% depreciation; 2012 models might sit around $35,000‑$40,000 in a balanced market.
- Three‑to‑five years: steady decline at 5‑8% annually; a 2016‑2017 Cayman 987 might find a buyer price of $30,000‑$35,000.
- Beyond seven years: depreciation tapers off; a well‑maintained 2015 Cayman 987 may retain 50% of its original MSRP in the used market.
These percentages are estimates compiled from industry reports and market reviews. They should be interpreted as a guideline, not precise calculations.
What is a 2012 Porsche Cayman 987 [05-12] worth?
The answer to this question isn’t a single number: it is a function of miles driven, condition, and optional equipment. Generally, a 2012 Cayman could fetch between $35,000–$55,000 in the market, with the upper end reserved for low‑mileage and well‑tracked vehicles that have kept the original hard‑shell body, the story intact, and performed annual oil changes. Even with high mileage—say 60,000‑80,000 miles—a
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