Meet Porsche's Black Beast
Stuttgart prepares limited-run Cayman S
You must have a penchant for black (or be a closet Goth) to like the new Porsche.
Porsche has released pictures of the new Design Edition 1 Cayman S, which will debut at the Frankfurt Motor Show in September.
Available only in black, the limited run of ‘only’ 777 cars will be sold with interior lined in black Alcantara and three glossy stripes running through the middle of the bodywork. The Edition 1 even has a Flat Six Chronograph timepiece, a pair of sunglasses, a pen, key ring and a pocket knife - a pocket knife? Oh yes, and you’ve guessed it - all in black.
Technically speaking, not much has changed. The body has been lowered by 10mm, it has 19” wheels from the 911 Turbo and Porsche Active Suspension Management, as well as a Sport mode for better handling.
You’ll also know what number your car is with a plaque on the glovebox. (Astonishingly, this will be in silver, in case you were wondering).
The Design Edition 1 will be on sale in November from £49,890 and will include the Porsche Driving Experience course.
http://www.motordrive.com/acatalog/CaymanClub_Grou...
I am waiting for mine to be fitted.
"The Cayman S “Porsche Design Edition 1” standard equipment thus includes an elegant briefcase containing the Flat Six Chronograph, a pocket knife, a pair of sunglasses, a pen, and a key ring – all in black, even the knife blade, in keeping with the vehicle’s styling."
' Elegant briefcase '

I'm sorry , real men don't 'accessorise'

I am sure the Cayman is a great car, but it strikes me that potential buyers will weight it up with decent second hand 911's at similar prices. Plus, you get 2 rear seats with the 911...a good sop to including the family in on the purchase. We looked at the Cayman as an option but ruled it out on these grounds...perhaps other people are doing the same and affecting sales ?
http://www.motordrive.com/acatalog/CaymanClub_Grou...
I am waiting for mine to be fitted.
Might sound like a poofy question, but one reason I buy a brand new car is to not have any faffing around should something break. A nightmare scenario for me would be to have something expensive break and be told because it's not all OEM, the warranty won't pay.
(Not that I'm that interested anyway - I don't drive fast enough to notice the difference between an LSD and normal!)
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