New Porsche Cayman S review, test drive

We strongly suggest you opt for the paddle-shifters; the steering wheel-mounted push-pull buttons on this car are quite infuriating to use. And, while you are at it, go for the sport exhaust – it adds a whole new dimension to the flat six’s sound. Also know that these options aren’t cheap.

Speaking of which, Porsche has just launched the Cayman S in India and it costs Rs 93.9 lakh for the PDK equipped car. This may seem expensive in the face of the other six-cylinder sportscars available here, but they all pale in front of the Cayman’s massive abilities.
It is a car that’s deeply satisfying, yet rather undemanding when you drive it hard, and that’s why it’s special.