Porsche proudly presents the fresh and bold 718 Cayman. The latest and fourth-gen two-seater comes confident, athletic and powerful: with its wonderful body proportions and exterior lines and with this impeccable build quality and the tons of power this sweetie definitely caught our eye.
As you might remember, the Cayman lineup made its debut back in 2005 and since then Porsche has won numerous awards and received tons of positive feedback. And now, with the latest 718 Cayman, it seems that the premium brand sets a new goal for achievement.
Appearance and style
The new 718 Cayman is definitely an eye-catcher with its taunt proportions, distinctive air intakers and overall sweeping and slick profile. The slim front lights also contribute to that aggressive stance. These significantly larger Bi-Xenon headlights and the integrated LED daytime running lights can be further vombined with LED headlights with four-point daytime running lights as an optional feature.
The side shows striking sculptured wheel-arches and side sills, while the restyled rear also has this massive and more muscular appearance, enhanced by glossy black strip with integrated Porsche badge between the taillights.
Interior
The cabin somehow reminds of the 718 Boxter. The new sporty steering wheel in 918 Spyder style, along with the extensive connectivity options makes a good first impression. Also, the mobile phone integration, the premium audio system incorporation and the Porsche Communication Management, this vehicle impressed us.

We are also pleased to know that there are tons of personalization and upgrade options and owners can further choose tons of goodies and reshape the cabin in their own way.
Drivetrain system
The 718 Cayman is geared with the same four-cylinder “boxer” power unit lineup and as a result, the vehicle generates a total of 300hp (220kW): a total of 25hp more output through the 2.0-liter unit, compared to prior models. Also, the top torque produced is up to 380Nm between 1,950 and 4,500 rpm and thanks to the variable turbine geometry, the overall power is further optimized and far more efficient, compared to older models.
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All this means that the 0-100km/h (62mph) finishes in mere 4,7 seconds, but depending on the model and installed optional upgrade packages, this number can be changed to 4,1 seconds. And the top speed, also depending on the model and upgrades, is between 306km/h (170mph) and 318km/h (177mph).

Also, in terms of upgrades and body improvements, the 718 Cayman includes increased dynamic responsiveness, firmeranti-roll bars, more direct steering and overall smoother and more confident ride. Also, there is an optional Sport Chrono Package that further boosts the performance and agility of the vehicle. The pack includes four selectable driving modes for further personalization and road flexibility.
The vehicle is already available for order with a starting price of $57,799USD.
Source: Porsche
Meet the Porsche Cayman GT4 Clubsport rally car. It just debuted at the Los Angeles Auto Show. The new sports car is the perfect vehicle for ‘recreational and club racing’. The mid-engined racer is based on the successful street-legal Cayman GT4. But that isn’t the only thing they share in common. The racing sibling is powered by the same engine, namely the 3.8-litre flat-six unit, which is positioned behind the driver’s seat.
Using the lightweight of Cayman GT4 as a base, Porsche Motorsport created a near-standard race model. It is called Cayman GT4 Clubsport and will be globally unveiled at the Los Angeles Motor Show on 18 November. The 385 hp (283 kW) beast for motorsport newcomers will also start on this date.

Porsche team expands the Black Edition lineup with a special and stunningly beautiful Cayman model. Just like the other models from the series that include the Boxter and the 911 Carrera, Cayman Black Edition will offer extended list of standard features, along with a restyled design. There will be numerous improvements made onto the headlights, wheels and the audio system. In addition, the Black Edition will grant customers with Sport Design steering wheel, improved door sill guards with the Black Edition logo, auto-dimming side mirrors and headrest embossed with Porsche crest. And when it comes to paint job, it is obvious that this sweetie will be covered in the timeless black color, but Porsche team also accepts orders with Jet Black Metallic as an optional color.
For those who are missing an update in Porsche’s Boxster and Cayman GTS, we have good news … or not that good, actually. The models were introduced last year in March and since then there was nothing significant going on around them. We got here and there some exclusive tunings, but it is not like the officially released statement that both cars will be getting four-cylinder turbo engines.
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