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2011 Cayman R
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akatsuki
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Eh, the Cayman is better looking than the rest, plus it really is a pleasure to drive.
Rumor that the upcoming car to slot between the 911 and 918 will be mid-engined too - which I think might spell the beginning of the end of the rear engined car.
Rumor that the upcoming car to slot between the 911 and 918 will be mid-engined too - which I think might spell the beginning of the end of the rear engined car.
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Still no LSD?Originally Posted by dtmt
There is a factory LSD for the gen. 2 Caymans. The R comes with it by default, and it is an option for the regular ones. That said, it's apparently not very well built, and at least for the gen. 1 Caymans, many people did not believe an LSD was necessary.
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The 911 is great, but I found the modern ones kind of soul-less. Would make for a great daily driver, though.Originally Posted by zjpj83
Yes, an outstanding daily, even in foul weather (with AWD and appropriate tires of course).
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Wait, you people don't think the 911 is a good looking car? It's one of the most beautiful cars ever built in my book.Originally Posted by mafoofan
The modern version is ridiculously bloated looking. Maybe one from the 70s.
And better than a variety of Ferraris, Astons, some Lambos and various other exotica? Not even close.
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