YOUR RESEARCHSensuous two-seater Porsche Cayman arrives
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<h2>Sensuous two-seater Porsche Cayman arrives</h2> <p id="twt-byline">By Arv Voss SPECIAL TO THE WASHINGTON TIMES October 14, 2005 Available at: http://washingtontimes.com/autoweekend/20051013-084118-8756r.htm The Cayman S is a phenomenal sports coupe delivering the true Porsche spirit in spades.
All these articles are beginning to sound identical. Porsche's PR department must be getting rave reviews from their bosses./fckeditor/editor/images/smiley/MWPX/wink_smile.gif
The first wave of articles is over. Get ready for the next wave in January when the Cayman goes on sale in the U.S. By that time there might be some road tests that have real data that is comparable to previous road tests, unlike the data Porsche AG currently providesor Road & Track was able to put together in Germany.
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