YOUR RESEARCHPorsche Cayvan - Page 1 - Boxster/Cayman - PistonHeads UK
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Just a completely unofficial render by an artist with no official rumours attached but I have to say the concept seems intriguing. It would be like a tiny Ferrari FF! Better than a MQB-based Porsche hothatch anyway.
I had hoped to see a Porsche Van, a luxury version of the VW Transporter.
Looks like they took that back end straight out of the VW Scirocco parts bin.
I don't think the concept works so well with a mid engined car. There's not really much to gain from it.
I love that, but then I really like the Ferrrari FF and BMW Z3 MCoupe.
That looks brilliant
If I can get a bike in the back then I'm in .
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