designman

Yes, I was also at New Country on Saturday to see it on display. Here are some things I noticed:

- More leg room
- Headroom similar to my 986. This talk about being able to wear a helmet on top of a helmet is wishful thinking.
- I don't care for the low roofline where it meets the window. Seems very dangerous. If you get rattled in an accident, especially a T-bone situation, that roofline is going to be messing with your coconut bigtime.
- Great looking and you really don't notice the dorky roof bubble that is sometimes apparent in photos.
- Trunk space is great plus. It seems you can get 2 sets of golf clubs in there easy using smaller bags.

No test drives 'til offical January launch date.

VinnyC

Suncoast Porsche in Sarasota Florida has one on the showroom floor. It looks great!!!!!!

Jim Michaels

It's a Cayman invasion! My local dealer in Roanoke also has his. When I asked to see it they gave me the keys and pointed to it outside ready to drive (on their property only). The key is huge, but you can lock/unlock and open all lids remotely with it. Maybe aftermarket suppliers will offer a holster for it. People reporting headroom problems may have the seat set too high; it lowers. I'm 6'-2" and have plenty of headroom for a helmet, even with the seat raised a bit. I'd like about one-half inch more leg room, however. That's still a bit more leg room than I had in the 911 with a roll bar installed, so I can live with it. I'll have to wait for a more serious drive to determine exactly where I want to set the steering wheel. Set low, the top of the steering wheel rim blocks my view of the top of the tach, but a shorter person may not have that problem. Otherwise, the car was exactly as I had been led to expect from what I'd read.

nyca

saw a black/black one with 19" carrera classic wheels at long island dealer, very nice, those are the best of the 3 wheel packages I have seen on the car IMHO.