Two days ago we reported that Porsche will add a new special edition to its Cayman line-up: the Cayman S Sport. And today we bring you the first official image.
The sports car will be priced at £49,890 and will feature Porsche Active Stability Management, 303bhp and that tasty two-tone body/wheel combo. It’s been lowered by 10mm too.
Stay tuned for the official details.
Porsche is working on a new special edition in order to celebrate its 60th birthday: a Sport version for its successful Cayman S.
The Cayman S Sport will cost around £47000 and feature a two-tone colour scheme inspired by the 911 GT3, complete with stickers down the side with coordinating wheels.
There will be no power upgrade, it will only feature sports chrono packs, limited colours and tweaks to brakes and suspension and maybe a few extra bhps.
German Car Scene revealed new details about the upcoming facelifted versions of the Cayman and Boxster. Both models will go on sale in February 2009.
Like the Carreera and the Carera 4, the Boxster and Cayman will feature LED taillights, LED brake lights, LED rear fog light, dynamic cornering lights, CDR 30 with 5 inch screen and PCM 3.0 touchscreen.
Under the hood there will be two new engines: new DFI-engine generation for 3,4 l and new VC+ 2,9 l engine. PDK will also be offered in order to improve fuel economy.
Full details after the jump.
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Latest spy shots revealed that Porsche is working on the next generation Cayman that is set to to be released in 2010. Based on those spy shots, Cayman Club published a few renderings of the car.
The car looks sportier and more aggressive compared to the current model, so lets hope the final Porsche product will look just a bit like this one.
Porsche will be continuing the successful cooperation on the production of the mid-engine models Boxster and Cayman with the Finnish manufacturing partner Valmet Automotive until the year 2012, thus fulfilling it contractual obligations. In a call for tenders, Porsche has chosen Magna Steyr Fahrzeugtechnik AG & Co KG, Graz, as future contract manufacturer. The Austrian enterprise secured the contract because it submitted the most financially attractive offer, and because it is in a position to take on development tasks for Porsche sports cars.
Holger P. Härter, Deputy Chairman of Porsche SE, and as Chief Financial Officer responsible for the allocation of commissioned production, comments: “Over the last eleven years, Valmet has built more than 200,000 sports cars of outstanding quality for us. Our decision not to continue our successful cooperation is in no way a vote against Valmet. Rather, it was the high development capacity and competence of our future partner that tipped the balance in favor of our new partner.”
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Of course the Porsche Cayman has enough potential for a more powerful version, but is this really a future Cayman Turbo, or just a special edition that Porsche is about to unveil?
The Porsche Cayman is indeed a cheap Porsche (the MR2 from Stuttgart) and that’s the reason why the only hot ones we see are those made outside of the Porsche factory. Maybe this is the reason why last year some of the fantastic privateer Caymans on the grid were suddenly replaced with the RSR 911s. A "cheap" Porsche Turbo might not be something the company wants, but still the car is out there testing! So, what’s the explanation?
This video was taken during the opening ceremonies for the 2008 New York International Auto Show. Bryce Miller and the Farnbacher-Loles 911 GT3 Cup Car tear it up against Roger Garbow and the Farnbacher-Loles Porsche Cayman GTR.
And the winner was: the GT3 Cup!
With a 700 hp engine the RUF CTR3 is one of the fastest Porsche ever. And now here it is driving around the town! The CTR3 is priced at $400,000.
Starting with the Porsche Cayman body, RUF has utilized racing technologies first seen on its 911-based RT12 offering. Powering the CTR3 is a twin-turbo 3.8-liter flat six engine pumping out 700 bhp at 7,000 rpm with torque topping out at 657 lb-ft. To save weight its developers added several unique body panels made from lightweight aluminum and carbon-fiber as well as a new lattice tubing spaceframe.
Drive is sent to the wheels via a rumored seven-speed sequential automatic gearbox that’s said to allow the CTR3 to reach a top speed of 224 mph.
2007 RUF CTR3 Picture Gallery
Porsche is offering aerokits for the Cayman and Turbo 997 models. For the 911 Turbo the Aerokit is priced at 4.920 euro.
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Thirty-five years ago Ferdinand Alexander Porsche, architect of the classic design of the
Porsche 911, launched the Porsche Design Studio. Among his first signature creations was the Chronograph 1, a special timepiece in a stylish black finish, a most striking design element of its day. Porsche commemorates this innovative design with the unveiling of its classic black Cayman S Porsche Design Edition 1 at the Frankfurt Auto Show in September
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