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Car: Used 2006 Porsche Cayman S
MPG: 18 city / 26 hwy
Model: Cayman S
Interior Color: Black leather
Dealer: Black
Brand: Porsche
Mileage: 70,500 miles
Ownership Cost for 2006 Porsche Cayman S Base
Estimated: $53883 over the next 5 years
Year 1
Year 2
Year 3
Year 4
Year 5
Total
Depreciation
$5236
$2513
$2199
$1990
$1780
$13718
Insurance
$1817
$1881
$1947
$2015
$2086
$9746
Fuel
$1773
$1826
$1890
$1965
$2054
$9508
Maintenance
$2763
$2730
$1591
$2082
$2291
$11457
Repairs
$977
$1138
$1298
$1417
$1627
$6457
Taxes & Fees
$2024
$2024
$2024
$2024
$2024
$2997
Total Ownership Costs
$14590
$10319
$9218
$9657
$10100
$53883
Body Class: Coupe
Displacement CC: 3400.0
Displacement CI: 207.48072992208
Displacement L: 3.4
Doors: 2
Engine Cylinders: 6
Engine HP: 258
Engine KW: 192.3906
Fuel Type Primary: Gasoline
GVWR: Class 1B: 3,001 - 4,000 lb (1,360 - 1,814 kg)
Make: PORSCHE
Manufacturer: DR. ING. H.C.F. PORSCHE AG
Manufacturer Id: 13510
Model: Cayman
Model Year: 2006
Note: GVWR: 3,593 - 3,682 lbs
Other Restraint System Info: Restraint System: Passive
Plant City: Uusikaupunki
Plant Company Name: Valmet
Plant Country: Finland
Trim: S
Vehicle Type: PASSENGER CAR
Model year
COMPONENT
Complaint
2006
ENGINE AND ENGINE COOLING
THE PORSCHE ENGINE DID NOT HAVE PROPER OILING DUE TO A LACK OF PROPER OIL RETURN DESIGN WHICH CAUSES THE BEARINGS TO PREMATURELY WEAR AND THE ROD BOLTS TO FAIL IN THESE ENGINES. WE HAVE OVER 35 CASES OF THIS HAPPENING AT HTTP://WWW.PLANET-9.COM/CAYMAN-BOXSTER-PROBLEMS-COMPLAINTS/59790-OILING-PROBLEMS-BLOWN-MOTORS-NHTSA.HTML TO OWNERS OF PORSCHE BOXSTERS AND CAYMANS FROM PRIMARILY THE 2006 AND 2007 MODEL YEARS. SOME OF THESE FAILURES HAVE RESULTED IN CRASHES OR NEAR-CRASHES AS THE ENGINES FAIL THE DRIVER LOSES POWER STEERING AND CONTROL OF THE VEHICLE. PORSCHE HAS REFUSED TO ADMIT THERE IS A PROBLEM WITH THESE ENGINES BUT HAS REDESIGNED THE ENGINES IN 2009 TO FIX THESE OILING PROBLEMS. PORSCHE HAS EVEN DENIED WARRANTY CLAIMS WHERE THE FAILURES OCCURRED ON A TRACK DURING A DRIVING SCHOOL, ALTHOUGH PORSCHE ADVERTISES THEIR CARS AS SPORTS CARS AND CONSISTENTLY SHOWS THEM ON THE TRACK IN ADVERTISING MATERIALS, TELEVISION, ETC. ADDITIONAL PROBLEMS WITH THE ENGINES INCLUDE INCREASED OIL CONSUMPTION (1 QUART PER 250 MILES) AND CYLINDER SCORING FROM IMPROPER ASSEMBLY AND/OR DESIGN. MY ENGINE FIRST FAILED AT 18,000 MILES AND PORSCHE MADE ME PAY OVER $5000 TO GET IT FIXED, THE ENGINE THEN CONSUMED EXCESSIVE AMOUNTS OF OIL AND SUFFERED FROM CYLINDER SCORING AFTER THE PORSCHE DEALERSHIP REBUILT THE ENGINE IN 2008. THIS CAUSED THE ENGINE TO NEED TO BE REPLACED IN AUGUST 2011 FOR ANOTHER $10,000. STATISTICS AND OWNER ACCOUNTS ARE SHOWING A SERIOUS DESIGN FLAW IN THESE ENGINES THAT PORSCHE REFUSES TO ADMIT AND HAS NOT ADDRESSED WITH ANY SORT OF RETRO-FIT KIT, RECALL OR FIX. AFTERMARKET COMPANIES HAVE CREATED SOLUTIONS BUT PORSCHE WILL NOT UTILIZE THESE AS THEY ARE NOT "PORSCHE APPROVED".
2006
ENGINE AND ENGINE COOLING
THE ENGINE FAILED WHILST TAKING PART IN A DRIVING EVENT AT WILLOW SPRINGS RACEWAY. OIL STARVATION CAUSED #6 CONROD BIG-END BEARING FAILURE AT APPROXIMATELY 4000RPM LEADING TO INTERNAL DESTRUCTION OF THE ENGINE AND AN ENORMOUS PLUME OF WHITE SMOKE OUT THROUGH THE EXHAUST. FORTUNATELY I WAS ON A STRAIGHT PART OF THE TRACK AT THE TIME AND WAS ABLE TO RETAIN CONTROL AND STOP THE CAR SAFELY. PLEASE NOTE THAT ALTHOUGH THIS FAILURE HAPPENED ON A RACE TRACK AND AT A SEEMINGLY HIGH SPEED, I AM AN EXPERIENCED RACING DRIVER AND THE CAR WAS NOT BEING UNDULY ABUSED. THIS VEHICLE IS SOLD IN GERMANY WHERE IT IS PERFECTLY LEGAL FOR IT TO ACHIEVE ITS 170MPH TOP SPEED WHEN DRIVING CONDITIONS ALLOW AND THE COMPANY'S ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS FOCUS ON ITS SPORTING CAPABILITIES. CLEARLY, HOWEVER, THE CAR SHOULDN'T BE ADVERTISED AS A SPORTS MODEL IF IT CANNOT BE DRIVEN IN A SPORTING MANNER (IN A CONTROLLED ENVIRONMENT) WITHOUT CATASTROPHIC FAILURE.
