Porsche Cayman S 987 Gen2 (2009-2012)
KEY FEATURES
· PDK transmission introduced
· Bluetooth connectivity introduced
· Universal Audio Interface introduced
· Active pop-up rear spoiler
· New light design with LEDs
· 18" wheels
SPECIFICATION
ENGINE
Type
Flat 6
Engine size (cc)
3400
Max power (hp)
320
Torque (Nm)
370 @ 4,750
Type
Mid-engine, Rear-wheel drive
TRANSMISSION
No. of gears (Manual/Automatic)
6 speed / 7 speed PDK
Top speed (mph)
172 / 171
Acceleration (0-62 mph)
5.2 / 5.1
Combined (mpg)
29.7 / 30.1
CO2 emissions (g/km)
223 / 221
PRICE AT NEW
Price
£47,649
In 2009 Porsche released the updated second generation of their entry-level coupe. The car received a facelift which included redesigned front with LED driving lights, updated interior with a move away from the rather dated grey plastics to a more modern black and most importantly 2 quite significant drivetrain improvements.
The introduction of the PDK gearbox on the Gen2 Cayman saw it replacing the rather old and clunky tiptronic semi-automatic gearbox. The PDK gearbox has received much praise in comparison to other similar offerings from rival manufacturers. The PDK gearbox introduced a twin-clutch gearbox (rather than an automatic gearbox) and shifting response was vastly improved as was the brains behind the mechanism. Paddle shift was an option on the Gen2 also and gave even more to the PDK experience.
Porsche introduced a new power plant with the Gen2 car, the new engine was a Direct Fuel Injection (DFI) unit and produced 320hp from the same 3400cc as the previous generation. This engine also did away with the intermediate shaft (IMS) bearing of previous cars, not that this was a major cause for concern on earlier cars, but the DFI engine has also shown to have eliminated as near as can be possible the bore-scoring issues that have been well documented on the previous generation cars.
With the much-improved engine the new Cayman S with 320bhp delivered 0-62mph in 5.2 seconds and a 172mph top speed for the manual and 0-62mph in 5.1 seconds and a 171mph top speed for the PDK.
OTR price, devoid of any options, for the Cayman S in 2008 was £47,649.
The Gen2 Porsche Cayman S was produced in much lower numbers than the Gen1 cars which is proving to those on the hunt for one to be rather frustrating not just for the simple availability of cars for sale, but also because the lesser supply keeps the prices of these cars relatively buoyant, in fact north of £20k is probably your budget.
ENGINE
Type
Flat 6
Engine size (cc)
3400
Max power (hp)
320
Torque (Nm)
370 @ 4,750
Type
Mid-engine, Rear-wheel drive
The engine in the Gen2 Cayman S is still a horizontally opposed flat 6 'boxer' engine.
The new 9A1 unit had a number of notable changes, a stronger and lighter 2-piece crankcase, the intermediate shaft used to drive the camshafts, which had proven to be a real Achilles heel to many earlier engines, has been replaced with a simpler chain drive system that runs off of each end of the crankshaft. The 9A1 receives a very sophisticated single oil pump that is electrically controlled to change oil pressure based on engine need, and it contains four scavenge pumps, two connected to each valve cover, improving a weakness in the M97 that could allow oil to pool in the valve covers under very specific G-force conditions. These engines are lighter, have fewer moving parts, they make more power, less pollution and because they have fewer parts and improved lubrication, they are likely to be more reliable.
The new Cayman S engine doesn't gain any displacement, but thanks to the fewer moving parts and the introduction of Direct Fuel Injection (DFI), this engine produces 25bhp more than the M97.21.
DFI injects high pressure fuel directly into the combustion chamber, instead of injecting it into the intake tract. This provides several advantages including more precise fuel delivery and the ability to make use of higher compression without pre-ignition. More compression means more efficiency and more power. But don't feel guilty when you're punishing the pavement with the added horsepower because DFI also produces significantly less carbon dioxide and other pollutants.
What it makes up for in reliability and efficiency some will claim it loses in character, not in a significant way but the angry effervescence of the M97 engine at high revs is less pronounced in the 9A1 DFI unit, not particularly surprising from a more modern engine.
When buying a Gen2 car, look for all the usual signs of oil leaks and unusual noises from the engine, it’s a smoother idling engine but still retains the ‘tick-tick-tick’ so don’t be surprised.
All in all, if the car has been properly maintained and regular services and oil changes then it should continue to prove to be a reliable engine with no major concerns.
SERVICING
Porsche state the following servicing schedule for the Gen2 Cayman. Although there is certainly no harm in performing mid-schedule oil changes, especially for cars used regularly for short trips and/or regular track use.
2 years / 20k miles - MINOR
8 years / 80k miles - MAJOR
4 years / 40k miles – MAJOR
10 years / 100k miles – MINOR
6 years / 60k miles - MINOR
12 years / 120k miles - MAJOR
In terms of costs of servicing prices quoted are as follows[1]
DEALER - PORSCHE OPC
Minor Service - £450
Major Service (including plugs) - £925
Brake Fluid Change - £180
REPUTABLE INDEPENDENT - PARAGON GB
Minor Service - £396
Major Service (excluding plugs) - £528
Brake Fluid Change - £111
The same is true of the Gen2 Cayman in that some elements of servicing and repairs are no more challenging than most other cars and can be undertaken by competent home mechanics, for instance brake pads and discs are a relatively easy job provided you have some basic knowledge, follow the guide and possess some basic tools. Sourcing the parts and undertaking these kinds of jobs yourself can save significant sums over dealer prices.
CHASSIS AND BRAKES
The chassis on the Gen2 car didn’t receive much in the way of changes, not that it really needed it. The steel monocoque chassis retains the inherent stiffness yet coupled with a compliant suspension set-up delivering one of the sweetest rides in a sports car of its class.
Porsche Active Suspension Management (PASM) was available as an option on the Gen2 Cayman and whilst seems to be a generally reliable system is not always praised by owners. The choice of wheel size also comes into play when deciding on whether to source a car with or without PASM. Ultimately it will come down to personal opinion and we very much recommend if you can, sampling a selection of cars with or without and with 18”/19” wheels.
For higher mileage cars the main issue to watch out for when sourcing a used car, particularly on cars over the 50k mile mark is deteriorating suspension parts. Steering should feel sharp and connected to the road, any vagueness or ‘floaty’ feeling to the car could be down to a number of things, including tyre wear, geometry misalignment and suspension component wear. A higher mileage but well-maintained car should have paperwork to support replacement suspension parts, otherwise factor in £1,500+ for undertaking a bit of an overhaul yourself; you want your Cayman to display the handling characteristics it is legendary for.
BODYWORK
As was the case with the previous model, the Gen2 Cayman S bodywork is a fully galvanised steel affair and shouldn’t suffer from corrosion, if you see a car with any signs then walk away. It is not uncommon on these cars, indeed most Porsches, for the front bumper and bonnet to have been re-sprayed to rectify the numerous stone chips that the cars pick up over their life. This in itself is not a problem unless the work has been undertaken to a poor standard, check the leading door shuts, around the black plastic trim under the bonnet and wheel arches for overspray and poor fitting plastics.
Whilst inspecting any front end paintwork, also ensure the front radiators and condensers are free of debris, are not visibly damaged or leaking.
INTERIOR
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The Gen2 Cayman S interior upgrades whilst subtle actually produced a more modern feeling cabin than the Gen1 cars look today. Most of the changes were the removal of the nasty grey coloured plastics and replaced with a plain black scheme, mainly on the centre console. Updated steering wheels, gear shifters and a few other interior improvements culminate in a cabin that still feels relatively modern and a nice place to be.
Obviously wear and tear is the same and generally, it will take mileage quite well but as always the seat bolsters are the normal area where you would expect to see wear and they are the not toughest of leather so don’t be surprised to see signs of wear on a car with 50k miles or even less.
Check equipment levels in the cabin, importantly understanding the difference between the lesser spec air conditioning and more desirable climate control.
The Gen2 Cayman Satnav (PCM) is a much-improved system, and with the introduction of the PCM3 provided far more integration with modern tech such as smartphones, USB hard drives etc. It still holds it’s own today and feels perfectly usable.
MODIFICATIONS
Exhaust
Many owners will consider an upgraded exhaust to improve the rather benign sound of the stock Gen2 Cayman particularly those cars not fitted from factory with the Porsche Sports Exhaust (‘PSE’) option. (option code XLS)
Retrospectively upgrading to the PSE is an option for owners albeit a rather costly one so many owners have gone the aftermarket route.
Carnewal is an outfit based in Belgium and is very well known in Porsche circles with very good feedback from their products and service. The Carnewal GT exhaust gives a much more sporting note at high revs and deeper tone at idle, and importantly not introducing any notable boom during normal driving. The icing on the cake with the Carnewal exhaust is that it’s a modified Porsche exhaust and so cosmetically from the outside is for all intents and purposes identical.
For those seeking performance gains there are further modifications that can be undertaken on the exhaust including replacement sports catalytic convertors and improved headers. This is believed to deliver noticeable gains and provide and much freer flowing exhaust system. The Fabspeed units are a favourite upgrade in this regard, and again for replacement cats Carnewal provides an option also.
Braking
Brakes are another area where some owners like to improve their cars particularly those wishing to spend moderate amounts of time on track.
A common gripe with many owners is that brake pedal feel lacks the feel of it’s bigger sibling. A common method to address this is retrofitting a master cylinder from a 911 (997) GT3 to address the pedal feel coupled with a set of aftermarket brake pads. The Pagid RS-29 is a popular choice among enthusiasts but there are others worth considering.
Brake fluid upgrades are also a recommended upgrade again for those owners using their cars on track. The fluid of choice tends to be Motul RBF 600 or Castrol SRF.
Suspension
For the road, there is nothing much wrong with the Gen2 Cayman suspension. Many cars are fitted with the optional Porsche Active Suspension Management (‘PASM’) which is generally very good for road application. That said, those looking for more of a ‘fast road’or track focussed car then upgrading to aftermarket specialist suspension is well worth considering.
Long term favourites tended to be either the KW V3 or the Bilstein PSS9. Both are readily available over the counter coil over kits and spring rates can be specified. Professional fitting and set-up is recommended by outfits with experience of both the car and the chosen brand of suspension. The Bilstein kit is sometimes considered to be slightly more road-friendly than the KW offering.
Ohlins have recently developed and released a coil over kit for the 987 cars and reports of the performance so far have been positive. Ohlins are well known for producing premium suspension upgrades for sports car owners wanting to upgrade for track work.
DIMENSIONS
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PORSCHE CAYMAN 987.2 OPTION AND BUILD CODES (2009-2012)
008 S-model
009 Basic model
013 Black Edition
022 Black instrument dials
023 Silver instrument dials
024 Version for Greece
025 Stopwatch
026 Silver faced stopwatch
027 White faced stopwatch
029 Standard chassis
030 Sports chassis
032 Touring suspension (higher suspension for USA)
034 Version for Italy
049 Internal production code
058 Impact absorbers, front and rear
061Version for Great Britain
062 Version for Sweden
063 Version Luxemburg
064 Version for Netherlands
065 Version for Denmark
066 Version for Norway
067 Version for Finland
068 Right-hand drive version for Asia Pacific
069 Other country version
071 EU country version
072 Version for Mexico
073 Version for Russia
074 Left-hand drive version for Asia Pacific
075 Version for China
084 54-litre fuel tank
098 Left-hand drive version
099 Right-hand drive version
111 Version for Austria
113 Version for Canada
114 Version for Taiwan
119 Version for Spain
124 Version for France
126 Control and indications in French
127 Control and indications in Swedish
130 Control and indications in English
148 Boxster engine with power increase for Cayman
149 Internal production code
150 Operates with leaded gas
161 Emissions concept EU 4 with OBD
164 Emissions concept ULEV 2
165 Emissions concept EU 5
166 Internal production code
170 Acoustic package RoW
171 Acoustic package USA
172 Acoustic package Asia Pacific, China, Korea
178 Black twin tailpipes
181 Standard climatic zones
182 Hot country version
183 Super-hot country version
191 Lightweight battery
193 Version for Japan
194 Battery 60 Ah
195 Battery 70 Ah
196 Battery 80 Ah
197 Stronger battery
199 Battery disconnection switch
200 Battery 95 Ah
209 Licence plate space Japan
210 Licence plate space Europe and RoW (Rest of World)
211 Licence plate space Europe and RoW (Rest of World)
215 Version for Saudi Arabia
218 Licence plate space North America
219 No LSD
220 LSD
225 Version for Belgium
240 Internal production code
242 Internal production code
245 Internal production code
250 PDK Porsche Doppelkupplung double clutch gearbox
267 Automatically dimmable mirrors
268 Rain sensor
270 Door mirrors electrically adjustable and heatable, driver's side flat
271 Door mirrors electrically adjustable and heatable, driver's side aspherical
273 Door mirrors electrically adjustable and heatable
274 Illuminated vanity mirror
277 Version for Switzerland
288 Headlamp washer
300 Internal production code
301 Longer transmission ratio
305 Alcantara gear lever
308 Alcantara selector lever
325 Version for South Africa/New Zealand
342 Seat heating
345 Heated steering wheel
348 Rims painted silver
369 Standard seat, left
370 Standard seat, right
375 Sports seat, left
376 Sports seat, right
377 Adaptive sports seat, left
378 Adaptive sports seat, right
388 Foldable bucket seat, left
389 Foldable bucket seat, right
394 17" Boxster 987.2 wheels
399 17" Cayman 987.2 wheels
404 19" Turbo 3.6 wheels
405 19" Carrera Classic wheels
407 19" SportDesign wheels
408 18" Boxster 987.2 S wheels
409 18" Cayman 987.2 S wheels
419 19" 997.2 Carrera S wheels
421 19" 997 Turbo 3.8 wheels
424 CD compartment
425 Rear window wiper
426 Without rear window wiper
431 Multifunction steering wheel
432 Steering wheel with gear change buttons
433 Alcantara sports steering wheel
434 Work instructions for cars for overseas
435 Steering wheel with round center
436 Steering wheel with triangular center design
437 12-way electrical seat incl. lumbar support, left
438 12-way electrical seat incl. lumbar support, right
440 Windscreen antenna
441 Radio preparation
444 Wheel locks (approved by Thatcham Research)
445 19" Boxster Spyder wheels
446 Wheel caps with colored Porsche crest
447 Emergency wheel
450 PCCB Porsche Ceramic Composite Brakes
451 Makassar multifunction steering wheel
454 Automatic speed control
459 Smooth leather steering wheel with triangular center
460 Smooth leather steering wheel with round center
461 Rod antenna
465 Rear fog light, left
466 Rear fog light, right
475 PASM Porsche Active Suspension Management
476 PSM Porsche Stability Management
479 Version for Australia
480 Manual gearbox, 6-speed
482 Tyre Pressure Monitoring 433MHz
483 Tyre Pressure Monitoring 315MHz
484 USA symbols and lettering for switches and instruments
488 Stickers in German
490 Sound system A.S.K.
492 Headlamps for left-hand traffic
496 Model designation painted Black
498 Without model designation on rear end
499 Version for Germany
501 Car cover
502 Produced at Valmet plant in Uusikaupunki, Finland
507 Internal production code (external component manufacture)
509 Fire extinguisher
518 Black rear spoiler
519 Rear spoiler (internal production code)
521 Tilt sensor
524 Immobilizer 433 MHz
525 Immobilizer 315 MHz
532 No alarm
534 Alarm 433 MHz
535 Alarm 315 MHz
536 Alarm siren
537 Seat memory, left
538 Seat memory, right
539 Mechanical seat-height adjustment, left
540 Mechanical seat-height adjustment, right
541 Seat ventilation
544 Anti-theft protection without infrared monitoring 433 MHz
545 Anti-theft protection without infrared monitoring 315 MHz
549 Roof rack
553 Version for USA, Canada
555 Black seat belts
556 Seat belts in standard colors
560 Knee airbag
562 Front airbags
563 Side airbags
566 Fog lights
567 Top-tinted windscreen
568 Windscreen without green top-tint
571 Activated charcoal filter
572 Manual air conditioning
573 Automatic AC
574 Without air conditioner
575 Luggage compartment cooling system
580 Luggage barrier
585 Leather covered luggage shelf
590 Steel doors
592 Standard fabric rooflining
594 Alcantara rooflining
599 Aluminium doors
601 Xenon
602 Raised stop lamp
603 Xenon + PDLS Porsche Dynamic Light System
605 LED daytime driving lights
606 Daytime driving lights
607 Garage door opener 315 MHz
608 Garage door opener 433 MHz
609 Without radio
610 DVD navigation Europe
611 DVD navigation South Africa
612 DVD navigation Middle East
613 DVD navigation Australia
614 DVD navigation Asia-Pacific
615 DVD navigation North America
616 DVD navigation Russia
617 DVD navigation China
618 Preparation for telephone installation
619 Bluetooth
635 ParkAssistant
639 Sport Chrono
640 Sport Chrono Plus
641 Electronic logbook
661 Stricter emission-control concept
663 Fuel pump control
664 Onboard Refueling Vapor Recovery (ORVR)
665 PCM 3 Porsche Communication Management touchscreen incl. radio
666 Telephone module for PCM
669 Cordless receiver for telephone module
670 Navigation for PCM
671 Voice control system
672 Navigation incl. backtrace
673 Navigation system preparation (China)
674 Preparation for Vehicle Tracking System
675 Without radio preparation (Japan navigation system)
676 TV tuner
677 Driver card antenna
678 Alarm system connection
679 Restart inhibitor
680 Bose sound system
686 SAT radio reception XM (SDARS)
689 Preparation for CD changer
692 CD changer for cars without PCM
693 CD/DVD changer for cars with PCM
695 CD-radio Porsche CDR 30
708 Internal production code
711 No underbody protection
742 Internal production code
760 Internal production code
762 Internal production code
765 Internal production code
767 Internal production code
779 Internal production code
789 Color to sample
796 Natural leather
798 Special leather
799 Leather color to sample
801 Makassar interior package matt satin finish
803 Carbon interior package
805 InteriorDesign Package incl. parts painted in car color: dashboard trim, gear column trim, B-pillar belt outlet, rear side trim, backwall trim, rear speaker cover and more
810 Floor mats
840 SportDesign steering wheel (paddle shift with PDK)
841 Standard steering wheel
843 Alcantara sports steering wheel
844 Multifunction steering wheel
845 Carbon multifunction steering wheel
847 Makassar multifunction steering wheel
870 Universal multimedia interface
900 Accession of the car at the factory
912 Without European ID plate
946 Leather seats with leatherette rear side
950 Alcantara seats
951 Seat covers Alcantara/leather/leather
970 Two-tone full leather interior
981 Leather dashboard and door panels
982 Centre part of seats in soft ruffled leather look
983 Leather seats
985 Seat covers, leather/leather/leatherette, 2
990 Seat covers cloth/cloth/leatherette
991 Leather covered steering wheel airbag
998 Natural leather
CAE Side air intakes painted in contrasting color
CAF Front bumper grilles painted in body color
CCP Alu-look PCM, vent slats, AC panel
CDA Alu-look air vent slats
CDC Black painted door openers
CDD Alu-look Y-part on steering wheel
CDE Alu-look dashboard trim strip
CDF Alu-look gear lever column trim
CDJ Gear lever column strip painted in car color
CDM Dashboard trim painted in car color
CDN Air vent slats painted in car color
CDP Instrument frame painted in car color
CDZ Leather gear lever trim
CDT Leather covered seat belt buckles
CDW Leather covered Y-part on steering wheel
CEF Illuminated door pockets
CET Door opener trim painted in car color
CFP Aluminium gear lever with stitching in deviating color
CFX Leather edged individual floor mats
CGA Headlamp washer cover painted in car color
CGD Beige stopwatch dial
CGG Red stopwatch dial
CGH Yellow stopwatch dial
CGJ White stopwatch dial
CGU Headlamp washers painted in contrasting color
CGV Model designation painted in contrasting color
CJX Leather edged floor mats
CKB Air vents painted in car color
CKS ISOFIX mountings for child seat
CLA Thicker Alcantara steering wheel
CLE Alcantara dashboard trim strip
CLF Alcantara door details
CLG Alcantara storage compartment lid with PORSCHE
CLU Steering wheel stitching in contrasting colour
CMA Mirror triangles painted in car color
CMC Door openers painted in car color
CMF Black painted PCM
CMJ Black painted gear lever column trim
CMK Black painted door opener trim
CMM Black painted dashboard trim
CMN Black painted air vent slats
CMP Black painted instrument frame
CMS Alu-look belt openings in bucket seats
CMT Belt openings in bucket seats painted in car color
CMU Black painted belt openings in bucket seats
CMX Decorative side stickers with model name
CAN Leather covered defroster trim
CNB Leather covered defroster vents
CNJ Front spoiler lip painted in body color
CNW Alu-look mirror lower parts
CNX Alu-look front spoiler lip
CPA Thicker steering wheel
CPT Storage bin lid with Porsche crest
CPU Leather key pouch
CRX Wheels painted in deviating color
CTG Leather door sills
CUA Door entry guards with personal logo
CUC Model designation painted in car color
CUF PCM, vent slats, AC panel painted in car color
CUJ Leather covered fuse box cover
CUR Leather covered PCM
CUV Storage bin lid with model name
CVP Leather dashboard trim strip
CVV Leather two-tone sunvisors
CVW Leather covered mirror casing and mounting
CWV Leather covered instrument frame
CWW Alu-look instrument frame
CVY Leather covered clothes hooks on seat backrests
CXB Illuminated stainless steel door entry guards
CXC Individual illuminated stainless steel door entry guards
CXD Illuminated carbon door entry guards
CXE Individual illuminated carbon door entry guards
DAF Alu-look front and side air grilles
DAP Alcantara PDK/handbrake levers
DAZ Individual PDK/handbrake levers, leather color to sample
DAT Alcantara gear/handbrake levers
DAW Individual gear/handbrake levers, leather color to sample
DAX Individual gear/handbrake levers, leather color to sample
DAY Leather package Cayman Optic
EAK Leather covered A-pillars
EBA Leather dashboard package extended
EBB Makassar dashboard package extended
EBD Carbon dashboard package extended
EBE Alu-look dashboard package
EBF Leather package
EBJ Alu-look door finishers
ECA Aluminium gear/handbrake levers
ECB Aluminium PDK/handbrake levers
ECC Aluminium gear/handbrake levers, version 2
P01 Option package incl. 377 378
P03 Option package incl. 388 389
P12 Option package incl. 267 268
P15 Option package incl. 437 438
P23 Option package incl. 665 670
P41 Design Package incl. Black Spyder wheels, mirrors, side air intakes, model description, exhaust pipes, some interior parts
P43 Design Package incl. Black Spyder wheels, mirrors, side air intakes, model description, exhaust pipes, some interior parts (in combination with sports exhaust)
P45 Design Sport Package (Design Package + SportDesign Package)
P47 Design Sport Package (Design Package + SportDesign Package) in combination with sports exhaust
P4M Comfort Package (xenon, autom.AC, Porsche crest on headrestraints, dimming mirrors, rain sensor, cruise control)
P4R Infotainment Package (PCM, universal audio interface, Bluetooth, sound system)
P4S Infotainment Package (PCM, universal audio interface, Bluetooth) in combination with Bose sound system
P74 Option package incl. 288 603
P75 Option package incl. 288 603 605
P77 Option package incl. 375 376
X45 Instrument dials in interior color
X47 Carbon gear lever knob
X58 Carbon handbrake lever
X69 Carbon door entry guards with logo
X70 Stainless steel door entry guards with logo
X97 Gear lever knob with aluminium inlay
X98 Handbrake lever with aluminium inlay
X99 Natural leather interior
XAM Aerokit Cayman
XAU Mesh in rear bumper lower part
XCG Alu-look sports seat backrest
XCK Alu-look center console
XCL Alu-look instrument frame
XCZ Short shifter
XD9 Wheels painted in body color
XDA Black painted wheels
XDB Black metallic wheels
XDC Yellow painted wheels
XDD White painted wheels
XDE Red painted wheels
XDJ Gear column trim painted in car color
XDM Dashboard trim painted in car color
XDS Leather covered ignition lock surround
XDZ Leather covered selector lever cover
XDV Leather covered dashboard trim
XDX Leather covered mirror attachment point finishers
XES Preparation for illuminated door entry guards
XFD Beige instrument dials
XFG Red instrument dials
XFH Yellow instrument dials
XFJ White instrument dials
XFN Aluminium gear lever
XFP Aluminium handbrake lever
XFZ Alcantara interior package
XJT Makassar rear center console
XLA Polished stainless steel exhaust end
XLF Sports exhaust system
XLG Alcantara centre console storage bin cover with PORSCHE
XLS Sports tailpipes
XME Centre console in car color
XMJ Carbon centre console
XMP Leather sun visors
XMZ Leather centre console
XNG Leather instrument surround
XNS Leather steering column
XPA Thicker steering wheel
XPT Centre console storage bin lid with Porsche crest
XPU Alu-look multifunction steering wheel (PDK)
XPV Alu-look multifunction steering wheel
XRP 5mm spacers for all wheels
XRR 19" Carrera Sport wheels
XSA Painted sports seat backrest
XSB Sport seat backrests in leather
XSC Porsche crest embossed in headrest
XSH Silver gray seat belts
XST Beige seat belts
XSW Blue seat belts
XSX Red seat belts
XSY Yellow seat belts
XTL Carbon door panel parts
XTTMakassar door panel parts
XTV Leather door panel parts
XTW Alu-look door panel parts
XUB Cover on headlight cleaning system painted in car color
XUC Model designation painted in car color
XUZ Alu-look door mirror bottom half
XUV Centre console storage bin lid with Porsche logo
XV1 Leather defroster trim
XVP Leather dashboard trim strip and cupholder cover
XWR Alu-look PDK gate frame
XWS PDK gate frame painted in car color
XWT Black painted PDK gate frame
XWU Leather covered PDK gate frame
XVW Leather covered interior mirror
XVY Clothes hook in leather on seat backrest
XX1 Leather edged floor mats with Porsche script
XXB Illuminated stainless steel door entry guards
XXD Illuminated carbon door entry guards
XXZ Footrest
XYA Aluminium PDK selector lever
XYB Alu-look fuel tank cap
[1]As of November 2015
