Atlas Grey Metallic paint, Full Black Leather Interior, Cayman/Boxster 17" Alloy wheels, and Full Service History, with the car kept in dry storage for most of my and the previous owner's time with the car. MOT until December 2025. No advisories on the MOT for the last 5 years. Over the last 2 services, the suspension was fully refreshed using OEM parts (receipts included). Surrounding components like sway bars were sanded, treated for corrosion, and coated for longevity; all bushings were replaced. Braided brake lines fitted, new caliper lines, MTEC discs and EBC red stuff pads front/rear fitted (best OEM+ on the market). All coil packs and spark plugs were replaced last service, and inner steering tie rods replaced a month ago, completing the suspension rebuild. All parts are under 2 years old and only have 2000 miles on them as seen in MOT history. The car drives like new, a night-and-day difference compared to other 987's with 20-year-old parts. As for the exterior, the last three photos show the car pictured professionally by my detailer after a full machine polish with ceramic coating and hydrophobic coating. I have around 30 more professional photos taken by the detailer but wanted to list the car with pictures taken the day of listing. The paint looks and glistens better than it did from factory. The only critique being the unavoidable tiny stone chips on the bonnet (none on the front bumper, the bonnet catches them over the years due to its shape and height from the ground). Inevitable on a car after it is a couple years old - thankfully, mine seems to be better than most with you having to look closely to notice the minor chips. The interior is also in amazing condition and looks almost new. I've installed a short shifter, tightening the feel and shortening the throw for an enhanced driving experience. Aside from that and braided brake lines, the car remains OEM+/stock with no "performance" mods, preserving its reliability. I've prioritized meticulous maintenance, including preventative measures at every service, ensuring its longevity. I planned to keep it but, as I drive it rarely, I'd rather sell to someone who'll enjoy it more.