Zingari, you'd better be quick, 981 GTS prices are only going to go up after the latest 718 GTS reviews:
Evo:
http://www.evo.co.uk/porsche/porsch...gts-review-as-expected-the-gts-is-the-pick-of
'There's no denying it, the noise that fills the GTS's cabin from its turbo four-cylinder is dreadful. Thrummy and breathy, there's very little to love as it idles away. A curious blip of the throttle to see if the note develops into anything more enticing produces more of the same tuneless drivel. And that's not just comparing the noise to the old GTS's sharp and musical flat-six – the depth and sophistication to that engine's sound, the way it sang through an entire scale of notes as the revs rose, means the two are simply beyond comparison"........."the 718 version of the GTS doesn't really achieve anything more than the Cayman GTS it replaces. What with its more desirable engine, it's the previous model that feels more exotic and like a much higher quality product."
And shockingly Top Gears long term fleet base 718 they reckon is better than the 718 S/GTS because of the engine:
https://www.topgear.com/car-news/top-gear-garage/gallery-life-porsches-cheapest-car-718-cayman
'Mind, it only took a couple of weeks behind the wheel of the Cayman to appreciate that, engine aside, it's still every bit as wonderful as it's always been. After six months, I was fairly besotted. I'd still go and buy a last-of-the-line, six-cylinder Cayman GTS if it were my own money. But in base spec, the 718 really isn't as affected by its downsizing as you might fear. The Cayman remains the best everyday sports car on sale."..... And sadly 'we do need to talk about fuel economy, because it's a big issue when a sports car has ditched its sonorous old six-cylinder nat-asp engine for a downsized four-cylinder turbo. It's a story of disappointment, really; mixed driving in the old Cayman would return about 28mpg, while ours managed 30.5mpg in its six months and 12,000 or so miles with us. Not a good enough trade for the lost character, if we're honest." Why why why did they do it, to meet some Chinese tax system !
But ........obviously Abraham Lincoln was wrong, you can fool some of the (718) people all of the time lol
Anyone contemplating a 718, please please please try a 981 as well
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