M3 CSL or Cayman R
Discussion
Depends on your requirements, both cars are good at what they do. I love the CSL and it's very future price resistant but because of its age I wouldn't want to hammer it around a track for fear of that I would damage a lovely future classic (probably already is a classic) I have got a Cayman R PDK that I only really use for Sunday afternoon and track days, I like the arrive and drive set up of the car for track days. The Cayman R is a well balanced car and does what it's supposed to do very well, I also like the warranty package that is applied to it. A friend had a CSL and I drove it plenty of times, I would have one if it suited my requirements but it doesn't hence the Cayman R for me.
Number 5 said:
Depends on your requirements, both cars are good at what they do. I love the CSL and it's very future price resistant but because of its age I wouldn't want to hammer it around a track for fear of that I would damage a lovely future classic (probably already is a classic) I have got a Cayman R PDK that I only really use for Sunday afternoon and track days, I like the arrive and drive set up of the car for track days. The Cayman R is a well balanced car and does what it's supposed to do very well, I also like the warranty package that is applied to it. A friend had a CSL and I drove it plenty of times, I would have one if it suited my requirements but it doesn't hence the Cayman R for me.
Thanks for your insightful comments.Personally I won't be tracking the car I purchase, spirited B road driving is what I'll be doing.
With that in mind which one would you recommend?
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