2012 Porsche Cayman R

New to our inventory, you will notice this 2012 Cayman Rs aesthetic immediately. Lettering and stripes on the Rs flanks, as well as a fixed rear wing that references the 1967 911R. The Cayman R has gained 10 hp over its Cayman S sibling. A total of 330hp, thanks to a free-flowing exhaust system. Even more important, Porsche claims the R sheds a cool 121 pounds, making it one of the lightest sports cars on the market. The aluminum doors shave off 33 pounds, and another 26 pounds from the use of lighter seat structures, and 11 pounds from new light weight wheels. The rest is in the details, such as the fabric straps that replace conventional door pulls and the rear wing. The throttle, brake, and steering input is delivered dynamically is virtually unmatched. Its a sharpness that sets the Cayman R apart from its lesser siblings. Thanks to a lower center of gravity and a modified chassis with a reduced roll-angle gradient. The aerodynamics are improved as well: Rear-axle lift is reduced 40 percent, front-axle lift has been lowered by 15 percent. The naturally aspirated flat-six is supremely responsive and attentive to the slightest input, a behavior unmatched by any turbocharged engine. Straight-line performance is impeccable, At an ungoverned 175 mph and with a predicted 0-to-60-mph time of just over four seconds, the Cayman R should leave much more powerful cars in the dust. This vehicle has a low 41,970 miles and available for viewing in our showroom today.