Porsche Cayman Spied Testing With a Facelift
Porsche is preparing a facelift for its two entry-level sports cars and our spy photographers snapped some photos of one of them.
The new Porsche Cayman is getting a new front end that includes a revised bumper, new daytime running lights and new headlights. New taillights are also expected for the car, though this test mule does not feature them. It isn’t a radically different look, but with Porsche, it rarely is.
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There is a big change coming under the hood however, the addition of a four-cylinder engine. The motor is expected to be turbocharged and use direct injection to get the most power possible. There is a possibility that the current flat-six that powers both the Cayman and its drop-top sibling the Boxster will be fully replaced by the four-cylinder, but we won’t know until closer to the car’s reveal.
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Difficult to improve on perfection. Interesting to see how the turbo effects the driving fun, but I reckon they have a lower weight car.