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Comment found about the 911compared to the Cayman

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Any 911 is faster ....I think in a straight line yes but on a track has proven to be the Cayman.

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Comment found about the 911compared to the Cayman

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Any 911 is faster ....I think in a straight line yes but on a track has proven to be the Cayman.

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Comment found about the 911compared to the Cayman

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I'm bored but Check out this comment I found at http://www.suntimes.com/output/auto/car-news-car13.html 'The 911 Carrera 4 holds the road exceptionally well. The new mid-engine Porsche Cayman (September 26 AutoTimes) has a mid-engine setup, with the engine put ahead of the rear axle instead of behind it for less weight at the extreme rear end. But any 911 is faster because it has more power. And there's something to be said for having more weight over the rear wheels for added traction, as is the case with the 911.' Any 911 is faster ....I think in a straight line yes but on a track has proven to be the Cayman. Then yeah the 911 might have more traction but handling of the Cayman will beat it I think. Not a fan when generalized statements are made like this.

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