| Ranking | Details |
|---|---|
| #1 |
Pure Driving FunSource: MSN Autos
...Pros: The styling and unique lines on this vehicle turn heads every time I take it out for a spin. |
| #2 |
Best bang fo the buckSource: Cars.com..."I had to find a a two door sedan that was not going to be a huge step down from driving a Cayman S. This car is the best performer for the money... |
| #3 |
Overall Sexy Car!!Source: CarGurus
...Awesome car!!amzing driving experience,both on and off road.And its good looking too.drastic pick up |
| #4 |
What Do You Get When You Cross A 911 With a Ferrari Dino?Source: MSN Autos...connecting a non-Porsche-stock stereo because of battery drain issues I have read about.) Also -- save the awesome seats -- interior materials are not quite up to the standards of an Audi or Benz. You *could* always shell out for the full leather interor -- expensive, but looks fantastic. Overall: I would keep in mind how you are going to use the car. If your commute is along the coast or smooth mountain roads, you are not making a mistake in buying this car. If you spend most of your time in bumper-to-bumper traffic in the center of town, I would recommend investing in an Audi or Lexus with... |
| #5 |
Best Car That I've owned(Cayman S 2008)Source: Cars.com..."THis is a dream car!I just purchased this black beauty after owning 2 Boxster S models.I can't say anything about this car except "WOW"!The quality is too much however it is a PORSCHE!"... |
| #6 |
Nearly FlawlessSource: Cars.com
..."This is a design masterpiece. I love this car and have never had any problems...in fact, it exceeds my expectations every time I drive it. |
| #7 |
AwsomeSource: CarGurus
...It has an amazing sound and the gears are smooth the clutch isn't heavy good steering is good but the fuel economy isn't the best thing in the world. |
| #8 |
Surprising car - about as pure a driving machine as you can get for <60KSource: MSN Autos...Cons: Coming from a big, bouncy Mustang - the stiffness of the ride was initially jarring - but you quickly get used to it. Can get noisy on anything less than glass-flat surfaces and at higher RPMs due to engine location INSIDE the passenger compartment. While only being a small 2-seat coupe it is NOT a tiny vehicle (a la Miata, Lotus Elise, et al.) - it is a sizable car for it's class and it is something to keep in mind when parking or driving through narrow spaces. Other than those "personal" quibbles - there is NOTHING wrong with the car itself, as one would expect Overall: Just an... |
| #9 |
What is there not to love...Source: Cars.com
..."What I love the most is everyone points at my Porsche as if they've never seen a Cayman. |
| #10 |
2008 CaymanSource: MSN Autos
...Pros: Beautiful car, fun to drive, and the navigation system is excellent. |
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The BMW M Coupe is perhaps the primary rival to the 2008 Porsche Cayman, if you're not counting roadster models.
Compared to the Cayman, the M Coupe doesn't have as much finesse on the road; it feels a bit heavier behind the wheel, but it's still enjoyable to drive with its good suspension design and silky straight-six engine.
Its interior is better designed than that of the Cayman, too.
For those looking for something even more exclusive and extreme in performance, without breaking the bank too much, the Lotus Elise is a possibility.
The lightweight Elise has a little 1.8-liter four-cylinder engine, yet it can reach 60 mph faster than the Cayman.
Don't plan on a lot of comfort, though; the ride is hard, the interior is loud, and appointments are basic.
You'll also be one of the lowest vehicles on the road.