Porsche Announces Two Limited Edtion Trimlines
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Porsche Announces Two Limited Edtion Trimlines
Porsche perked the ears of enthusiasts around the world this week with the news of two limited edition trimlines for the 2009 model year. Available late in the 2008 year, the Porsche Cayman S Sport and Boxster S ā Porsche Design Edition 2, with 700 Caymans and 500 Boxsters will offer a touch more power and unique styling additions. Hopeful owners can expect 50 limited edition Boxters to arrive to the United States, alongside around 100 of the beefed up Caymans.
Each of these new trimlines features the standard 3.4L engine, but each vehicle offers 303hp; 8 more than the current Cayman S and Boxster S. However, the appearance of these models is where they really stand out from the āSā versions of the same models.
The Cayman S Sport takes it design cues from the Porsche 911 GT3 R3, and although Black, Guards Red, Speed, Yellow, Arctic Silver, and Carrera White are optional, the featured colors are bright green and bright orange. The rest of the exterior trim is finished in black, from the mirrors and grille inserts to the interior to the 19ā SportDesign wheels, and along the bottom of the sides the Cayman S logo is displayed proudly in black. Along with the extra 8 ponies, the Cayman S Sport also comes equipped with the Porsche Active Suspension Mgmt system sitting 10 inches lower than the S model, and the sport twin-chambered exhaust gives the car a nice acceleration tone.This sporty version of the Cayman S will set you back about $69,900, not including markup.
The Boxster S Design Edition 2 has far fewer options than the Cayman, but finished almost entirely in white, from the wheels to the body to the interior trim, this special edition Boxter has a classy look with the black leather interior standing out from the white trim. The interesting addition for Boxster owners is the Boxster S Porsche Design Edition 2 Chronograph, which is a gorgeous mens wristwatch from the Porsche Design Dashboard Collection. This special edition model has an MSRP of $66,900.
Each of these new trimlines features the standard 3.4L engine, but each vehicle offers 303hp; 8 more than the current Cayman S and Boxster S. However, the appearance of these models is where they really stand out from the āSā versions of the same models.
The Cayman S Sport takes it design cues from the Porsche 911 GT3 R3, and although Black, Guards Red, Speed, Yellow, Arctic Silver, and Carrera White are optional, the featured colors are bright green and bright orange. The rest of the exterior trim is finished in black, from the mirrors and grille inserts to the interior to the 19ā SportDesign wheels, and along the bottom of the sides the Cayman S logo is displayed proudly in black. Along with the extra 8 ponies, the Cayman S Sport also comes equipped with the Porsche Active Suspension Mgmt system sitting 10 inches lower than the S model, and the sport twin-chambered exhaust gives the car a nice acceleration tone.This sporty version of the Cayman S will set you back about $69,900, not including markup.
The Boxster S Design Edition 2 has far fewer options than the Cayman, but finished almost entirely in white, from the wheels to the body to the interior trim, this special edition Boxter has a classy look with the black leather interior standing out from the white trim. The interesting addition for Boxster owners is the Boxster S Porsche Design Edition 2 Chronograph, which is a gorgeous mens wristwatch from the Porsche Design Dashboard Collection. This special edition model has an MSRP of $66,900.
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That message was nearly a year old and sales have been pretty good on both. The most important point to me with that move was that with this Porsche moved these models above the 300 HP barrier, a psychological dividing line many people have between "powerful' and not powerful cars. A mere 8 HP didn't make an appreciable different in performance but being above the # certainly helped with image.
Much more important shortly thereafter was the availability of the PDK transmission, which dropped acceleration times quite a bit.
Much more important shortly thereafter was the availability of the PDK transmission, which dropped acceleration times quite a bit.
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