06 Z06 VS 06 Cayman S?
I know someone looking at these two cars early next year. Which one would you buy? Why would you pick the car and have you drove ether car before?
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Never drove either.
I would take the Z06. Parts and service for Porsches in Canada sucks ass. plus 505hp doesn't hurt. |
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He said if it had a better interior the Z06 would be the one without question. He also said if the Cayman S had at least 400 hp that would be his car. He needs to test drive them. Him and I both drove Vettes but not a Z06. And we both drove the same older Porsche (I miss my detail shop at times) but not the Cayman. James |
Z06. It is only a few hundred lbs heavier and has a few hundred more horsepower. Ultimately for me though it comes down to the experience. If I am buying a car like this I want a thrilling experience. I think I would get more of that with the power of the Z06 that I can sometimes use vs. the handling of the Cayman which I will hardly be able to use on the street.
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I knew the Corvette wasn't all that much heavier but I didn't know how close it was until a week or two ago. Its nuts.
He has always been a huge fan of Vettes. But he loves what he hears about the Cayman. I said he needs to drive them both and see which one excites him more behind the wheel. He did say he loves the interior of the Cayman. This is a problem I like to have at some point. James |
Motor Trend or Car and Driver just had a comparison on the magazine stand this month. The Cayman won.
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James |
It's all about what you value. If you're a rather simplistic person who can only get off by pressing the go pedal, then buy the fastest car. If on the other hand you want something that actually reads the road and feels like an extension of you, then get either a Miata or anything made by Porsche or Lotus.
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I've only ridden in, not driven, a C6 Z06, but it was an exciting ride. I've driven plenty of C6 Z51's, and while they offer great performance, they just feel numb, esp. the streering. The '08+ models are improved, but still not up to German standards. Plus the CS interior just feels a lot more special. I loved my Cayman S, and wouldn't hesitate to recommend one. The C6 (any variant) is a great car, but I would only consider an '08+ for the improved steering/shifter feel. The Cayman was a pleasure to drive at any speed, as the feedback through the steering wheel is awesome, and the other controls felt great as well. I've heard from more than one Vette owner that they're a bit dull @ normal speeds, and you really have to drive 'em hard to make them come alive. PS I'll take my modded NC Miata over a Vette. It's one of the funnest, if not fastest, cars I've ever driven...right up there w/ the CS, if not even more fun. |
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