My husband has been "on the road" for a couple of months now.I think the bare-bones 718 Cayman is so nice. I want one!I've been looking at CarSensor all week, saying "I've been looking at CarSensor for a while. I was tweeting about it on twitter and writing about it on my blog, when I received this question from a 718 Cayman owner.
I have been completely hooked on Porsche since I bought a used 718 Cayman (MY2017) last October.
I understand your husband is interested in a "bare-bones Cayman."Why a "bare-bones Cayman" when there is a 911 and a 981 Boxster GTS?And as a plain Cayman owner, I can't help but be curious.
If you don't mind, could you please tell us why?
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The answer to this question, or rather...my husband often says this about his bare-bones 718 Cayman.
In terms of "fast driving", "everyday use", and "cosmetic", the bare-bones Cayman 718 is very good!I think.
The 718 Cayman just performs better, it handles superbly better than the 981 and is more rigid than the roof-opening Boxster, so it's totally bearable and fast when taking fast corners on the track. And the PDK is clever too. For those who see 'speed' as more fun than feeling good, I think the 718 is better than the 981.
Incidentally, so that there is no misunderstanding, the 'speed' here is not simply the 'speed' of a straight line, such as 0-100km/h time or maximum speed.Including the cornering ability that comes from the overwhelming sense of security and handling accuracy.'Fast' in the sense of.
Also, when considering everyday use on Japanese roads, there are few places where 400 or 500 horsepower can be used, and too much power is not very interesting because you can't turn the engine.
In this regard, theIf it is a bare-bones Cayman, the power feel is just right. And the cosmetics are good.I think it's great to be able to use it in a variety of situations.
By the way, I want a bare-bones Cayman PDK as my car to drive on the track. A Cayman T or something like that would be even better. In a good way, the 718 is cyborgically faster than its predecessor, and I would love to try it on the track. I think it would be great because it has the power feel to step out of the box, a solid suspension and body rigidity.
However, looking at used car sites, there doesn't seem to be any used Caymans with the specs my husband thinks are available.
My husband is.I'm looking for a Cayman with those driving options.However, it is said that it is difficult to find a car with both of these features, or even if one is available, it is difficult to find one with a body color or interior design that is not to one's taste.
Also, "I can't afford to buy more cars, because I can't drive them properly. But...and recently said, "I'm not sure what I'm doing.
My husband seems to like to "look for and fantasize about cars I want" rather than "buy a car and then look for one", so I think he will continue to look at used car sites for a 718 Cayman.
