The return of Marty Wild said:I carry my road bike on my Cayman, my mate carries his on his 997.1 so nothing to worry about in that respect, looks cool as IMO.
Nice work. Looking good 8) 8) 8) :bandit:
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The return of Marty Wild said:I carry my road bike on my Cayman, my mate carries his on his 997.1 so nothing to worry about in that respect, looks cool as IMO.
kurlykris said:The Porsche 987 Cayman/Boxster platform is sublime, an absolutely fantastic car to drive and own, but it isn`t and never will be a 911, both totally different cars to drive and own.
I`m lucky enough to have a 987 Boxster S and a 996.1 911( obviously not a 997, but that was just an updated 996 at the end of the day )
Is it the Porsche 911 itch that you need to scratch, or the Porsche itch that you need to scratch :?:
Kris nailed it with that. I'm lucky enough to have tried both. Cayman is a fabulous car but it is not a 911.
I'm fortunate that I can ride a bike to work, so I don't rack up stratospheric miles. keep a commuting car and save the pork if you czn.
I went through the same thought process that you're doing now.
my first drive of mine was across central Manchester in Friday evening rush hour. it is a doddle to drive.
go kick some tyres.
whichever you choose- there isn't really a wrong decision. both are great.