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Originally Posted by Educ8r Does coo pay translate into coupe? LOL Like so many other things we, Americans, say "coupe" and the rest of the world says "coupé."
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Think about it for the price difference you save between the two you could put an extra 10k into the Z and destroy the Cayman S.
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I like the fact that the 370z is bench marked to the Porsche cayman s; however, a porsche is still a porsche. Essentially you're paying for the name and performance behind the badge. I remember I was cruising through some Porsche forums when a magazine did the comparison between the two, and people had nothing but "fan boy" remarks to say about the Porsche.
I think as a car enthusiast you should be able to appreciate cars such as the the cayman S and the 370z on different levels. |
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Nice video. I actually obsessed over the Cayman S for about a year before it was time to make a purchase this February. The 370z won me over, and I chose it over a 2 year old Cayman S.
As much as I love Porsche's, I agree with what the video said... the 370z just looks mean compared to the Cayman S. Now... the GT3 or Turbo on the other hand.... but thats apples and oranges.
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I know that, again I was being facetious. Here in the United States of America we tend to do things a bit different.
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Annoying to$$er, but he definitely got one thing right - It's ZED, not Zeeeeee.
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I too have been lusting for a Cayman S, until the 370Z arrived. I have yet to make my purchase. I've test driven '07 and '08 Caymans, both base and S models. Always with MT. I've driven their Tiptronic AT in a Boxster S and hated it. Nissan has done an excellent job with the 370Z and there is no better standard to strive for than a Porsche Cayman. A base Cayman costs over $50K, a full $20K over a base 370Z. In addition, the 370Z gives you more power, 332hp vs. 265hp in a base Cayman, more torque 270 vs 221, bigger wheels 18" vs. 17"($1235 for 18"), it's faster 5.3 sec 0-60 vs. 5.5, and HID lights ($1560 option on Cayman). The Cayman S starts at $60K, for that price you can buy a his and hers 370Z! The Cayman S, for all it's greatness is no where near twice better. Though, I do love it's engine sound!!
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