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Originally Posted by RoshDawg I think that cayman turbo rumor is being confused with the Porsche 961: Porsche 961 confirmed | Auto Express They won't let the cayman be better

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Old 12-12-2012, 02:31 PM   #11 (permalink)
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I think that cayman turbo rumor is being confused with the Porsche 961: Porsche 961 confirmed | Auto Express
They won't let the cayman be better than the 911, but they will let another in house mid engine coupe be better.
It seems Porsche is all about making a new model almost every year going into the future.
Whatever they do to the new Z, I would love it to be lighter.
The specs on the cayman turbo is only 350hp on a 2.4L turbo 4. The 911 is is a 3.8L turbo 6 rated @ 500hp. How would it be better? The article did say they'd be using the porsche turbo engine on multiple models so, your point is STRONGLY in the valid area.
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