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Porsche Cayman

The Porsche Cayman debuted for the 2006 model year and was available in only one trim designated as the Cayman 'S' . The new coupe was inspired by the Boxster 'S' Roadster as well as the famous Porsche 911 Carrera. Although from a distance its appearance is very similar to a Boxster with a hard top, there are several significant differences between the Boxster and Cayman S. With an extremely curvaceous and aerodynamic design, the 3.4 liter 6 cylinder engine makes this car faster than the Boxster, with 15 more horsepower pushing it to go from 0 to 60 in only 5 seconds. The ride is a comfortable as it is fast, which is a rare find in such a high performance vehicle. Options included heated leather seats, 19" distinctive wheels and Porsche's Active Suspension Management, which lowers the car 10 mm and can be set for normal or sport suspension. Upon starting the engine, the sound of the Cayman S is uniquely Porsche, and though a bit loud, the rumble is smooth, distinctive and stimulating.

For the 2007 model year, a base model Cayman was introduced alongside the Cayman S. The almost 10K less lower sticker price of the base model is attractive, though the engine is less powerful and there is a minor sacrifice in horsepower and acceleration. The exterior differences are minute, with the most obvious being the single outlet exhaust system and the lack of chrome on the front fascia. However, the handling is identical, with both the base model and the S model offering exceptionally tight steering, classic style, extraordinary comfort and superior handling. Options are identical as well, but can really add to the bottom line. The acceleration is slightly less in the base model, due to the smaller 2.7 liter 6 cylinder engine, which still goes from 0 to 60 in a highly respectable 6.1 seconds. The mid-engine design allows for convenient storage in both the front and the back of the S model and base model. Between both the front trunk and rear hatch, cargo space is a sport coupe generous 14.5 cubic feet for both models. There is just no way to be disappointed with either version of this two seat coupe if performance, comfort and exceptional sport fashion are your ultimate goals.

Porsche Cayman Reviews by Year

2009 Porsche Cayman
A new super-sharp 2009 Porsche Cayman will cost you between $50,300 and $60,200. The excitement and nostalgia of the Porsche 904 is being recreated by these 2-seated fun-mobiles that feature a mid-engine set-up. 2009 begins the 2nd generation of the Cayman - and it's better than ever! The new Cayman features a new engine, a more powerful transmission and fresh styling for the interior and the exterior.

The 2009 Cayman by Porsche is rear wheel-driven and features a larger 2.9L 265hp flat-6 stock engine and a new 6-speed manual transmission. Optionally, you can get the also-new double-clutch 7-speed PDK transmission with steering paddle shifters and a manual mode for sportier driving standards. A feature that excites will-be purchasers is the electric-powered retractable rear spoiler. Add in standard 17-inch alloy wheels, leather trim on the seats and the new ear-threatening CDR-30 mp3/CD stereo system and you have an unstoppable recipe for thrills and envy creation.

Because Porsche cars are known for their sporty appeal, like the Audi TT Coupe - and people suddenly believe they are Tony Stewart when they enter the cockpits - the company allocates a lot of resources developing excellent safety standards. more
2007 Porsche Cayman
The 2007 Porsche Cayman is available in the base model for $49,400. Powered by a 245 hp, 2.7-liter, six-cylinder engine with a five-speed manual transmission, the vehicle can make zero to sixty in 5.8 seconds and has a top track speed of 160 mph.

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