Hello Crocers. I am in the market for a Cayman S, preferably with PASM. I hope that I understand correctly that Caymans with PASM installed at the factory are 10mm lower that caymans without. If I am wrong I apologize. Now for my question. To turn into my driveway it is approximately a 135 degree left turn with a sharp incline as the driveway starts up. I am curious if anyone has a measurement from the bottom of the front bumper to the ground? I certainly don't want the front bumper scraping the ground everytime I come home. Although it would be a good excuse to keep driving. :banana: Thanks for any help that can be provided. p.s. If anyone wants a free lunch in Plymouth MA you can come over and we will see if a Cayman can get onto my driveway
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It would help to see the photo. I have PASM and the only scraping is on the lower edge. It's hardly noticeable, unless you get down on the ground and look at it. I don't enter areas as you describe, but I do scrape lots of things. I enter any/all slightly steep entries/exits on an angle and slowly. There is enough ground clearance to miss standard parking curbs. They do make me nervous though.
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