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2013 Porsche Cayman prototype spy shots

HI-RES GALLERY: 2013 Porsche Cayman prototype spy shots
In just a month’s time Porsche is set to take the wraps off its brand new “991” series 911, but shortly after the automaker from Stuttgart will also introduce new-generations of the Boxster and its Cayman sibling.

Like most models in Porsche’s lineup, the Boxster and Cayman are only due for some minor styling revisions, but under the skin things will be revamped completely.

Here we have a video of a prototype for the new Porsche Cayman as it runs up some test miles on the Nurburgring race track in Germany, and on some of the surrounding roads.

One of the biggest changes for the Boxster and Cayman will be the introduction of turbocharged four-cylinder engines in place of the naturally aspirated six-cylinder units found in the outgoing models. Nevertheless, peak output from the smaller engines should match the horsepower figures of the ones they replace.  

Look for a reveal of the new Cayman in the second half of next year.

Click here to watch the spy video in full via our YouTube page.

For more details on the 2013 Porsche Cayman, including additional spy shots, click here for our more in-depth report. And for information on the new Boxster, click here.





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  1. WizardsLore avatar WizardsLore Posted: 8/11/2011 5:40pm PDT

    If they re going to offer the 4 cylinder engine regardless of it being Porsche, it needs to be more competitively priced. $130k for a Cayman here in Sydney is far too steep in my opinion. Problem is the 550 that is due in 4 years will probably slip in under the 100k mark alongside the new Cayjun. Around 90k I believe, and then it is still a large sum of cash to outlay.
    Come on Porsche make it more affordable to get onto the Marque ladder, you will find people will stay with you as there incomes increase.
     
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