Porsche Cayman in Red 2017 for £34,995

Description

PROS Great fun to drive with sharp handling Strong and powerful engines Remarkably comfortable around town Describing the Porsche Cayman as entry level may seem a little bit harsh, but it is ultimately the company's cheapest sports car, despite offering huge levels of performance and fun. Previously known as just the Cayman, it became the 718 Cayman when it and the convertible Boxster were updated in 2016 to come fitted with four-cylinder engines instead of more traditional six-cylinder ones. Practically everyone on the internet complained about the lack of a big engine, so Porsche now offers models with a 4.0-litre six-cylinder unit too. As the 718 Cayman covers such a broad spectrum of abilities performance-wise, rivals range from the higher end of the Audi TT range to the Jaguar F-Type and Alpine A110. When it was first launched in 2016, it came in two forms: 718 Cayman and 718 Cayman S 2 cupholders, ABS, Aerodynamic wipers, Air recirculation control, Alarm system with interior protection, Anti-theft wheel bolts, Aspherical driver's exterior mirror, Automatic coming home lighting, Brushed stainless steel twin exhaust pipes, Clothes hooks on front seat backrests, DAB Digital radio, Door panel armrests and centre console main storage compartment lid in smooth finish leather, Door sill guards with logo, Driver/passenger electric backrest adjustment, Driver/passenger seats fore/aft adjustment, Electric windows one touch open/close, Electrically adjustable and heated door mirrors, Electronic parking brake, Front and rear luggage compartments, Full size driver and passenger airbags, Glovebox illumination, Green tinted heat insulating glass, Head airbags, Heated rear windscreen, Ignition Lock illumination, Illumination of luggage compartment, Instrument cluster with high-resolution 4.6-inch TFT colour display, Interior orientation lighting, LED brake lights, LED daytime running lights, LED reading lights, Mobile telephone prepar