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Porsche Cayman GT4 (981) specs

Price in Europe €85,776 - €107,838
Car type Coupe
Curb weight 1340-1379 kg (2954-3040 lbs)
Introduced 2015
Origin country Germany
Gas mileage 20.2-10.1 l/100 km (12-23 mpg US / 14-28 mpg UK)
CO2 emissions 322 g/km
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Acceleration

0 - 40 kph1.5 s
0 - 50 kph1.8 s
0 - 80 kph3.2 s
0 - 100 kph4.3 s
0 - 110 kph5.3 s
0 - 120 kph5.9 s
0 - 130 kph6.9 s
0 - 140 kph7.9 s
0 - 150 kph8.7 s
0 - 160 kph9.3 s
0 - 180 kph11.7 s
0 - 200 kph13.7 s
1000 m22.5 s
0 - 40 mph2.2 s
0 - 60 mph4.0 s
0 - 80 mph6.2 s
0 - 100 mph9.0 s
0 - 150 mph22.9 s
Est. 1/8 mile8.8 s @ 97.6 mph
1/4 mile12.3 s @ 115.2 mph
Porsche Cayman GT4 acceleration graph

General performance

Top speed295 kph (183 mph)
Est. 0 - 100 mph - 015.5 s @ 1286 ft
Est. max acceleration0.67 g (7 m/s²)
18m slalom74.1 kph (46.0 mph)
36m slalom143.0 kph (88.9 mph)
Lateral acceleration1.01 g (10 m/s²)
Downforce @ 200 kph43 kg (95 lbs)
100 kph - 031 m (103 ft)
200 kph - 0127 m (417 ft)
70 mph - 046 m (151 ft)

Powertrain specs

Engine type Flat 6, 24 valve
Displacement 3.8 l (232 ci)
Power 385 ps (380 bhp / 283 kw) @ 7400 rpm
Torque 419 Nm (309 lb-ft)
Power / liter 101 ps (100 hp)
Power / weight 283 ps (279 bhp) / t
Torque / weight 308 Nm (227 lb-ft) / t
Efficiency 25 PS per l/100 km
Power / €5000 20 ps
Transmission Manual six-speed
Layout middle engine, rear wheel drive

Rolling acceleration

60 - 100 kph (4)4.7 s
60 - 100 kph (5)6.0 s
80 - 120 kph (4)4.5 s
80 - 120 kph (5)5.4 s
80 - 120 kph (6)6.7 s
80 - 160 kph (4)8.9 s
80 - 160 kph (5)11.2 s
80 - 160 kph (6)14.4 s
Est. 100 - 140 kph3.4 s
Est. 100 - 200 kph9.8 s
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Gernot  10m ago

Bilster Berg 1:53,8!

 


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CCCCCCCCCChris  2y ago

Silverstone GP - 2:19.9

 


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Anon  3y ago

shitty car
https://youtu.be/O_HyXLsdOw0?t=271


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bigroup  3y ago

gt4 rs completed 20,832 nring configuration in 7:09:30. Shit thats fast


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Corvolet3  3y ago

This car is more 911 than the 991 and 992. For a used price of 80k you can't go wrong. I'd even go so far and say this is the perfect Cayman.


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196ss  3y ago

0-100 kph - 4,88 sec
1000 m - 22,98 sec
Balocco - 2:51,78
Souce - Auto 08/15 (Italian)



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156GTAsw  7y ago

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QuB4npHE7AM
7:34 BTG


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156GTAsw  7y ago

23 Jul 2017 Nurburgring Nordschleife Touristenfahrten
7:34" BTG stock with rearwing in maximum downforce position and removed the small diffusor bits at the front to level the car out


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saxy  9y ago

https://youtu.be/EB9qJlpHvEs
7:42 lap of the Ring


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fakekillerfour  9y ago

Zero to 60 mph: 4.1 sec

Zero to 100 mph: 9.0 sec

Zero to 150 mph: 22.9 sec

Standing ¼-mile: 12.3 sec @ 117 mph

Top speed (drag limited, mfr's est): 183 mph

http://www.caranddriver.com/reviews/2016-porsche-cayman-gt4-test-review


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AMG1  9y ago

Autocar Dry 1:11.3 Autocar Wet 1:29.5



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FastestLaps  9y ago

Gimme that list


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AMG1  9y ago

There's a new list of lap times for circuit bugatti including the GT4, anyone can update ?


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saxy  9y ago

lol. I think what you're talking about has more to do with engine/exhaust properties than gearbox


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bruce991  9y ago

What not offer either PDK or manual and see where the sales go. If you spec a Cayman/S, you have a choice. I bet years ago, "car enthusiasts" complained about synchro's... about ABS, etc... I've driven Porsche's with PDK (Macan, Boxster, Panameria), those were uninspiring. Now take the 991 GT3, the PDK in that car is unlike any others. It makes wonderous noises, shakes, rattles and rolls. If I could order a GT4 with THAT PDK... I would in a heartbeat.



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JockyGTS  10y ago

Torque - 310lb/ft
evo.co.uk/porsche/cayman-gt4/page/0/1


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E  10y ago

I don't think PDK, etc is better than manual, but I don't think it makes sense to argue that it's for casuals. It's faster than manuals for sure and it also lets you concentrate more on keeping the car under control. There is reason why purpose built race cars use this technology.

That said, I think if I were to buy a Porsche, this might be the one.


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Onsure  10y ago

For 85 000 € I don't know about you guys but its expensive for a Cayman I'm sure its sharp and nible thru the corners and the driving experience is the key Word for this car. I hope the new BMW M2 can offer such driving pleasure as this. IMO


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jackson  10y ago

Niki Lauda March 2011: "Take a trained monkey, place him into the cockpit and he is able to drive the F1 car."


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Flabernat  10y ago

Technology isn't necessarily a bad thing, but(in this context) the entire purpose of a specialized track version of a sports car is to enjoy the raw driving experience even more.
When you add a PDK you water down that experience, and therefor defeat the entire purpose.

I get why it's done, I mean Porsche is a company after all, and it survives by selling cars, and if you sell a car with no clutch pedal it's easier to sell. But the PDK/DCT's should be for entry-level stuff, things that the casual enthusiast buys. The hardcore stuff is for the purist who prefers driving over comfort, and who would also rather the manual over the convenience of a PDK/DCT...


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phavyarden  10y ago

Yep, F1 cars does not have a manual, and what's the result beside going faster? That it would never be such talented driver's like we had in those days. Or maybe there are, but we will never know with all this techno-crap. And i'm not thinking only about the transmision, i'm thinking about every technology that's killing the sport in order to make more friendly evironment cars, and all that useless shit to motorsports.
That's why i think that if Porsche build a GT4RS, it should be Manual, ultra high revving engine, even lighter, and even more agressive looking :D


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Piorun  10y ago

Ye ye, You Filinsone technofobes ;)
I guess F1 cars do not have manual for a reason...


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dddd  10y ago

Cayman with PDK ? Rotfl...


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saxy  10y ago

Lol what is the "perfect cayman" ? A gt3RS would still whip a cayman gt4RS and I'm pretty sure a normal GT3 would still be faster


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Flabernat  10y ago

A PDK in a Cayman GT4 RS would defeat the purpose. I'd want to actually drive the thing...


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Piorun  10y ago

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BR2+  10y ago

Curious as to what they would value the engine at? Or atleast sell it at. Certainly worth a look for restoration.

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