Porsche Cayman FAQs

• Is the Cayman a poor man's Porsche?

  Like the Boxster, the Cayman sometimes gets a little stick as also being the poor-man's Porsche. This is because of its relatively lower entry-point in terms of pricing, not to mention, the fact that the Cayman often underperforms in terms of sales as the lowest-volume shifter. Nonetheless, this coupe has become part of the 718 stable, alongside the Boxster, and the duo are still remarkable cars to drive and own, providing sheer delight in nearly every way.

• Are Porsche Caymans reliable?

  You bet! The Cayman, as is just about any other Porsche for that matter, boasts fantastic reliability. That is due in large part to the superb manufacturing and build quality that Porsche has become well-known for. Of course, like any other car, the Cayman will probably suffer from a gremlin or two here and there, but the reality is that this unit is likely to see far less time in the workshop for repairs than a vast majority of other cars on the market today.

• Can a Porsche Cayman be an everyday car?

  While most people come to think of Porsche vehicles as weekend cars, reserved for sparse windy roads and sunny days, the Porsche Cayman doesn't need to be confined to such limited duties. You could easily use this unit as an everyday car, and that's because it has a lot to offer. For starters, it is supremely comfortable, and it also boasts a high level of practicality to run day-to-day tasks. Beyond that, you have first-rate reliability, an extensive features list backed by high tech and safety, and this is a car that truly is pleasurable at every moment.