New Porsche 718 for Sale in Livermore, CA

Shop a new Porsche 718 at Porsche Livermore—ideal for Tri-Valley commutes and weekend drives through Wine Country.

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Built for drivers who love the road

The Porsche 718 is a pure, mid-engine sports car family designed around balance, precision, and real-world usability. Whether you prefer the coupe-like focus of the Cayman or the open-air experience of the Boxster, the 718 rewards every on-ramp, every backroad, and every perfectly timed downshift with the kind of feedback that made Porsche famous. If you’re cross-shopping sports cars in the East Bay, start by browsing the current new Porsche 718 selection and narrowing your must-haves—transmission, seats, wheel design, and driver-assist features are often the “make or break” details that decide which 718 feels like yours.

Performance that fits Bay Area driving

The 718’s mid-engine layout helps it feel planted and confidence-inspiring on winding routes—perfect for weekend loops out toward Del Valle, runs through the Altamont Pass, or a longer escape along the coast when the forecast is calling your name. In day-to-day driving around Livermore, Pleasanton, and Dublin, that same balance translates to a car that feels agile in traffic and composed at speed on I-580 or I-680. The cockpit is driver-first, visibility is excellent for a sports car, and the overall footprint makes parking and errands less of a “sports car compromise” than many people expect.

Smart choices for comfort, tech, and ownership

Shoppers often assume a sports car means sacrificing comfort, but the 718 can be optioned to feel surprisingly refined for the daily routine—think supportive seating, dual-zone climate comfort, and infotainment features that make navigation and calls easy when you’re moving between downtown Livermore and the larger Bay Area. For a quick overview of key features, model highlights, and what’s available across the lineup, explore the 718 details and specifications page, then decide whether your priorities lean toward a lighter, more minimalist configuration or a more luxury-focused build.

If you’re comparing the 718 against other enthusiast favorites, a practical way to decide is to focus on how you’ll actually drive it: daily commute, weekend canyon runs, or track-focused events. A helpful cross-shopping read is this 718 Cayman vs. Lotus Emira comparison, which frames the differences in feel, refinement, and long-term livability.

Electrification and what it means for 718 shoppers

Porsche is actively expanding electrified options across its lineup, and many shoppers want to understand how that roadmap impacts sports cars over the next few years. If you’re weighing “buy now vs. wait,” this explainer on Porsche’s move toward electrification is a solid starting point—especially if you’re also considering an EV for commuting and keeping a 718 as the fun, weekend-focused option.

Next steps that make shopping easier

A quick test drive is still the fastest way to answer the big questions: coupe vs. roadster, manual vs. PDK availability, and whether you prefer a more comfort-oriented setup or a firmer, more track-ready feel. You can schedule a Porsche test drive to experience the seating position, visibility, throttle response, and ride quality on the roads you actually drive. If you’re planning monthly payments, you can also get an early start with the online finance application, and check current new-vehicle specials to see which offers may apply as you shop.

Trims

The 718 family typically includes a range of trims that span from everyday sports-car fun to track-focused performance, and availability can vary by model year and allocation. Common Cayman and Boxster trims you may see include base models, S models, GTS variants, and higher-performance RS/GT models. Use the links below to jump into popular configurations when they’re available.

• 718 Cayman S options for added power and sharper performance feel.

• 718 Cayman GTS options for a more track-ready balance of power and chassis tuning.

• 718 Boxster GTS options if you want open-top driving with a performance edge.

• 718 Boxster T options for a driver-focused setup with sporty character.

• 718 Cayman GT4 RS options for maximum performance when available.

Not sure which direction to go? A simple rule of thumb: choose Cayman when you prioritize a fixed-roof cockpit and maximum rigidity, and choose Boxster when you want top-down driving and the unique “everyday escape” feel that comes with it—especially in California weather.

Porsche 718 FAQs

What’s the difference between the Porsche 718 Boxster and 718 Cayman?

Both share the same mid-engine platform and overall performance philosophy—the biggest difference is body style. The Boxster is a convertible roadster for open-air driving, while the Cayman is a coupe with a fixed roof for a more enclosed, focused cockpit. For a deeper breakdown on what that means for day-to-day driving and weekend fun, see this 718 Boxster vs. 718 Cayman guide.

How quick is the Porsche 718?

Acceleration varies by trim and configuration, with higher-performance RS/GT models delivering the quickest times. If you’re comparing trims and want a quick reference for real-world performance targets, this 0–60 times by model overview is a helpful starting point.

Should I choose a Porsche 718 or a Porsche 911?

The 718 is known for its balanced mid-engine handling and compact feel, while the 911 brings its own iconic character and a different driving experience. The best choice often comes down to how you want the car to feel on your favorite roads and how you’ll use it day to day. This 911 vs. 718 Cayman comparison explains the differences in a practical, shopper-friendly way.

What maintenance should I expect with a Porsche 718?

Like any performance vehicle, routine service is important—oil services, inspections, brake wear, and tire condition matter even more when you enjoy spirited driving. For a general timeline by model line, review these Porsche service intervals and plan around your mileage and driving habits.