New Porsche Cayman and Boxster Style Editions launched

[julian987R]

Could be the one to get!

https://www.porsche.com/uk/models/718/718-models/7...

[thompson9745]

Looks like a real bargain, nicely undercutting a base i4 Emira.

My efforts: http://www.porsche-code.com/PPCSAFJ0

Presume has a sizable lead time…

[LemonTart]

Here’s what mine would look like.

https://www.porsche.com/microsite/porsche-code/def...

[av185]

thompson9745 said:

Looks like a real bargain, nicely undercutting a base i4 Emira.

My efforts: http://www.porsche-code.com/PPCSAFJ0

Presume has a sizable lead time…

Tge Lotus blitzes the Cayman on all important power though.

PS. I like Caymans btw especially the GT4.

Edited by av185 on Wednesday 2nd November 21:37

[julian987R]

Heres mine

£80,204.00

http://www.porsche-code.com/PPRRCTL3

[supersport]

Is this the parts bin special run out model?

Not entirely sure what the point is beyond some different colours.

[LiamH66]

supersport said:

Is this the parts bin special run out model?

Probably not just yet, unless they have a load of white wheel paint in the parts bin. I'm trying to remember if anyone here producing Porsche codes is someone I remember as a 4-cylinder Cayman/Boxster cynic when I was ordering my first one back in 2016. Luckily I'm old enough that I don't have a cat-in-hell's chance due to senior moments, but I've bought yet another 4-pot turbo 718 since, and I still like them!

Kind of hoping they might build the 4.0 GTS I've ordered before they make too many of them. I don't love the "Style Editions" now, but they'll probably grow on me. No offence meant to codes and specs offered in this thread. It seems there are a healthy number that, like me, admire the technology of PDK, but can't bring themselves to put it onto a spec sheet. Not sure what's wrong with us, but it's healthy to be able to admit that we can only order manual gearbox cars.

Liam

[TDT]

Personally not a fan of these models… but Porsche are masters at creaming the market.

Also have to say great way, to p!ss off PTS buyers that paid crazy money for Rubystar cars… a version of Rubystar (neo) is now available as a special colour for £1,658, and everyone will order it.

[kmpowell]

julian987R said:

Could be the one to get!

IMO, no.

supersport said:

Is this the parts bin special run out model?

IMO, the start of the 718 running-out, yes, as they try to eek the last bit of life from the 718 as a filler until the electric Cayman appears.

[981SPYGANG]

anonymous said:

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Agreed and with ‘pink’ what a monstrosity……..Barbie Spec.

[Voodoo Blue]

First glance on the configurator and these actually look quite good value for money over the base model considering the extras you get as standard and if you go for a "normal" colour and get the wheels in silver or black for no additional cost. You can also remove the stripes and stickers if you want to normalise it even further.

[GT4P]

If you spec a cayman not to overboard @ £55k looks good value imho

[Andyoz]

Says it all....

[ChrisW.]

How far away is the electric Cayman ?

[P. ONeill]

ChrisW. said:

How far away is the electric Cayman ?

2025

[Orangecurry]

Andyoz said:

Says it all....

This is the end....

[thompson9745]

anonymous said:

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I think the GT4 wheels look good on it in silver - not so sure about the other colours.

Would presumably be easy to get it to look like a GT4, to the uninitiated eye at least, for a fraction of the cost...

[freedman]

julian987R said:

Heres mine

£80,204.00

http://www.porsche-code.com/PPRRCTL3

£80k

Mental money for a 2.0 718 of any hue

[GT4P]

Absolutely mental to spend £80k on one, but as said before £55k gets you a good spec. and would make a great daily with pretty low running costs.

[CRB14]

julian987R said:

Heres mine

£80,204.00

http://www.porsche-code.com/PPRRCTL3

Rear wiper and leather steering column. A man with taste I see