2023 718 Cayman Safety

The Porsche Cayman has yet to be evaluated by either the NHTSA or the IIHS, so no official safety rating exists for this model.

2023 718 Cayman Key Safety Features

Out of the box, the Porsche Cayman comes with the Porsche Stability Management (PSM) system, tire-pressure monitoring, a pad-wear sensor on every brake pad, and six airbags, including curtain airbags for both occupants. Driver aids are limited to cruise control, a rearview camera, auto-dimming mirrors with an integrated rain sensor, and front/rear parking sensors. Adaptive cruise control and lane-change assist are only available as optional extras that will add to your bill. Overall, Porsche's standard and available array of driver aids falls short of competitors, especially at the Cayman's premium price.

2023 718 Cayman Reliability

According to the latest available information, the Porsche 718 Cayman is recall-free, with the last recalls coming in 2021 for suspension components that might not have been properly tightened and the possibility of a cracked connecting rod - both issues on the GTS 4.0 model. Other than this, no major issues have been reported and the Cayman's sturdy build quality and Porsche's reputation should see it rate highly for reliability.

If the Cayman does prove to be a hassle in any way, Porsche covers its compact coupe with a four-year/50,000-mile limited warranty and 24 hours of roadside assistance. A limited paint warranty runs for the same period/mileage, while a limited corrosion warranty lasts for 12 years, regardless of miles covered.

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