Next Car? - Cayman GT4
I almost never tap into the full potential of my 507, I'm way over the speed limit before I feel I have the engine and exhaust on song.
This car looks like its right in the sweet spot for me.




Probably never will and the price is very expensive - because it's Porsche, and no matter what they charge people are still buying them and they can't make enough. They are simply following supply and demand.
And as to MB's new video; only thing that came to my mind was "Oh no they din't!" lol
So yea, its faster than the old GT3RS, and the 996 GT3, and the 993 GT3 and the 959. Yay!
The Best of Mercedes & AMG
If you think that porsche just got in the business of making a profit then... Idk, loss of words.

I think my 507 coupe holds it's own against Porsche rivals quite nicely.




Think they are making much profit off of their new 'halo' car the 918? How about their re-entry into LMP1 endurance racing? Or the Porsche Cup series, which is arguably the 3rd highest-tech racing series behind F1 and LeMans/LMP. Is that for profit?
They continue to push the boundaries, and the technology they invent and refine in their racing series trickles down into the consumer cars over time. Yes, the 911 brand is diluted with so many variants lately. But the Turbo/GT2 and GT3 cars, and now this Cayman GT4, are still among the very best performance cars money can buy.
Think they are making much profit off of their new 'halo' car the 918? How about their re-entry into LMP1 endurance racing? Or the Porsche Cup series, which is arguably the 3rd highest-tech racing series behind F1 and LeMans/LMP. Is that for profit?
They continue to push the boundaries, and the technology they invent and refine in their racing series trickles down into the consumer cars over time. Yes, the 911 brand is diluted with so many variants lately. But the Turbo/GT2 and GT3 cars, and now this Cayman GT4, are still among the very best performance cars money can buy.
Only on a car forum will you say you don't know something and be called out about it.
ANY business that goes out there not looking for profit, fails. Period. No if's and's or but's. Sure, Porsche has a rich history of priding themselves on driving and putting together the best of the best machines. At the end of the day that turns into marketing and gets customers in the door paying top dollar for what Porsche has proven to be worth it.
Look at Mercedes DOMINATING F1 this year. Their enormous investment into turbo technology research to making their F1 machines things that can't be beat is now turning into people buying up Mercedes as they move their brand in a F/A direction.
Once again, I don't know Porsche's history so don't you dare accuse me of having knowledge that I indeed do not have
because they overprice all of their cars.
It may not mark the true fall of the 911, but as the 918's tech trickles down, I don't know if the 911 would stay a true rear engined car when it has electric motors at the front (maybe all 4) wheels. So instead of "marking the fall", maybe "igniting the evolution" of the 911 would be a better term.
As far as over-priced, which it is, they will keep the prices high as long as people pay what they ask. The VW Group has a lot of other brands and ways to make money to keep one brand a float until it is able to recover. Think of Lexus losing money on the LFA, but having Toyota's massive stability from large sells of common cars to keep the company from going bust.

) but I'm still in love with them,especially the 4S with Chrono pack and sporty exhaust,amazing handling and pretty fast car! This cayman imho is going to destroy the "normal" 991 models in terms of price+handling+capabilities,it will be a perfect mountainroad-killer/trackday-funcar with the pleasure of the manual gearbox!
With 100k Euro you're buying a damn fun-fast midengine sportcar,then with a aftermarket exhaust + ECU reflesh it will easily reach 420bhp or more(paper says 385bhp but we all know it's only marketing) ...who needs a GT3 when you can spare 50k euro?

I'm joking cause these cars are on slightly different levels but this GT4 is about to change the 991 supremacy.
easy.
Porsche turbo- 160k
Pre-owned Gallardo-150k
GT3- 1 trillion dollars
So you'd rather buy a turbo over a G for the same price?
Forget the G, just remember your buying a VW at the end of the day. And if you were ponying up for a gt3 or turbo, you'd have a car that looks exactly like it for 60k. IE- regular carrera's, caymans etc. That imo, is a huge turnoff.
I live in south florida, i'm well aware of porsche and the exotics market. People will surely buy what they want, and i understand that, but for getting my money's worth, my money won't be given to an overpriced P-car.






