New to me Cayman r
11-19-2015, 06:26 PM
#1
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New to me Cayman r
Hi all
I just picked up a new to me Cayman R. I sold my 997 for this car and it's my 2nd Cayman after having an 08 a few years back
I think I got a great deal on what is a higher mile (48k) but CPO car. Here's a first pic;
I just picked up a new to me Cayman R. I sold my 997 for this car and it's my 2nd Cayman after having an 08 a few years back
I think I got a great deal on what is a higher mile (48k) but CPO car. Here's a first pic;
11-19-2015, 07:05 PM
#4
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Thread Starter
Thanks for the kind words-
First ever black car, I've always been a red guy so we'll see how this goes!
I Absolutely love the handling , coming from a 997, it's som much better, the feel coming out of corners, the car just feels electric.
First ever black car, I've always been a red guy so we'll see how this goes!
I Absolutely love the handling , coming from a 997, it's som much better, the feel coming out of corners, the car just feels electric.
11-19-2015, 09:36 PM
#5
Congrats and mighty fine looking CR you have there.
Lived in Sudbury before leaving the low-cost-of-living and mild wintahs in Mass for the two seasons (oven and perfect) here in AZ.
And remember black is not a color, it's a hobby.
Eddie
Lived in Sudbury before leaving the low-cost-of-living and mild wintahs in Mass for the two seasons (oven and perfect) here in AZ.
And remember black is not a color, it's a hobby.
Eddie
11-19-2015, 10:17 PM
#7
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Congrats and enjoy every mile in the best of health!
I absolutely LOVE my R! What's not to love?
The bright wheels look really sharp with the black with silvery accent stripe!
I absolutely LOVE my R! What's not to love?
The bright wheels look really sharp with the black with silvery accent stripe!
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11-20-2015, 11:48 AM
#8
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Eddie
Your a smart man- it's about to be winter here and driving season will be over for a while.
I'm hoping to grab a day with a buddy who has an Elise and drive up north, hit the Kangamangus and back
Your a smart man- it's about to be winter here and driving season will be over for a while.
I'm hoping to grab a day with a buddy who has an Elise and drive up north, hit the Kangamangus and back
11-20-2015, 01:08 PM
#10
Instructor
Cayman R
Don't for get to register the Cayman R under the Cayman R Registry here on this site. If you go to the thread you can see what it is all about. Enjoy your great new toy!
11-20-2015, 04:32 PM
#11
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Thanks - I've registered it, that is a great resource for this model.
Question for those who DYI-
Is the oil change any different for a DFI car compared to the .1 gen cars?
Question for those who DYI-
Is the oil change any different for a DFI car compared to the .1 gen cars?
11-20-2015, 09:00 PM
#13
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6 speed and sports seats - wish I had the sports buckets!
It's a well optioned one; s-chrono, nav, cornering lights,Bose, auto ac,, full expel covering. The front end and entire hood.
My understanding is that it was formerly owned by a well known Porsche guy who daily drove it. They took extremely good care of the car it literally doesn't have a chip or a ding.
I'm impressed with how fast it revs, I can see it being really easy to redline it in lower gears. I'm hoping to get it to lime rock for some DE days next spring
It's a well optioned one; s-chrono, nav, cornering lights,Bose, auto ac,, full expel covering. The front end and entire hood.
My understanding is that it was formerly owned by a well known Porsche guy who daily drove it. They took extremely good care of the car it literally doesn't have a chip or a ding.
I'm impressed with how fast it revs, I can see it being really easy to redline it in lower gears. I'm hoping to get it to lime rock for some DE days next spring
11-20-2015, 09:58 PM
#14
Congrats, enjoy in good health!
