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Porsche Doppelkupplung (PDK,
p. 48) is available as an option.
The key elements of PDK are its
seven gears, t wo half gearboxes
and t wo clutches. It features both
manual and automatic modes.
Gears are changed using the gear
selector for PDK, the switches
on the sports steering wheel or
the new optional SportDesign
steering wheel with gearshift
paddles with race track control
logic. The gear change takes
place in a mat ter of milliseconds
without any interruption in the
flow of power. The advantage

over a fully manual transmission
is the considerably faster rate of
acceleration for the same rate of
fuel consumption. The advantage
over a fully automatic transmission
is the perceptible increase in
driving dynamics – with a similar
level of comfort, and a distinct
reduction in fuel consumption.
Two dif ferent characters. One
personalit y. Their drive for power
is impressive, their spirited nature
fascinating. Two sports coupés
that go beyond all conventions.
Two cars that draw their drivers
under their spell, forever.
The concept behind the Cayman
models is the ‘Le Mans Coupé’,

a sports coupé designed in 1953
specifically for this legendary
race and based on the 550
Spyder. Its mid- engine layout is
what made this car special. The
car’s low centre of gravit y gave it
tremendous agilit y and cornering
dynamics. From this one basic
idea came great success, and
with this success our experience
grew. The result? Two sophisticated
sportscars. The Cayman and the
Cayman S.
Their uncompromising perform -
ance is generated by t wo engine
developments, which stand out
above all for their light weight
construction, power output
and ef ficiency. The Cayman has
a 2.9 -litre flat-six engine with a
power output of 195 kW (265 hp).
Even more impressive are the per -
formance values of the Cayman S
with direct fuel injection (DFI, p. 34).
The fuel/air mixture is prepared

entirely in the combustion chamber
af ter having been metered and
injected directly, with millisecond
precision. This means even more
power and torque. To express
this in figures, its 3.4-litre flat-
six engine unleashes a might y
235 kW (320 hp). Depending on
the model, it has been possible
to reduce fuel consumption by
up to 15 % and CO
2 emissions by
up to 16 %.
In either model, this tremendous
power is delivered to the road
by a precision six-speed manual
gearbox.
The primary target group:
your central nervous system.
The Cayman models.
Cayman | The concept
Cayman models: fuel consumption in l/100 km (mpg) urban 14.1 (20.0) –13.6 (20.8) ·
extra urban 7.1 (39.8) – 6.5 (43.5) · combined 9.5 (29.7) –9.1 (31.0); CO
2 emissions 223–214 g / km

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6,000 rpm. From a standing start,
the Cayman accelerates to 62 mph
(100 km/ h) in 5.8 seconds. With the
optional Porsche Doppel
kupplung
(PDK), this sprint takes just
5.7 seconds. Top speed is 165 mph
(265 km/ h) in conjunction with the
manual gearbox. Equally impressive,
however, is the 10 % reduction in with 5-inch display. An integrated
six- disc CD autochanger is
available as an option.
The Cayman has found its way.
Its own? Without doubt.
The Cayman is the driving force
behind precisely one at titude:
the absolute conviction to remain
true to oneself. No middle roads.
No compromises. No nonsense.
One of the features that exempli
-
fies this at titude is the mid- engine
layout, which ensures a low centre fuel consumption and the 12
%
reduction in CO2 em issio ns,
depending on the t ype of gearbox.
The power of the engine is deliv -
ered to the road by a precision
six-speed manual gearbox. Fit ted
as standard are 17-inch wheels
with a star-shaped design, which
allows an eye-catching view of
of gravit y and thus a high degree
of agilit y and an extremely sport y
drive. The six-cylinder horizontally
opposed power unit has a capacit y
of 2.9 litres. The engine delivers a
power output of 195 kW
(265 hp)
at an engine speed of 7,200 rpm.
A maximum torque of 300 Nm
is achieved bet ween 4,400 and the powerful brake system. And
the interior? The overall impression
is simply one of high qualit y. For
instance, the rims of all available
steering wheels are covered in
smooth -finish leather. The centre
console, finished in traditional
black, is equipped as standard
with the CDR-30 audio system
You should never doubt your own principles.
The Cayman.
Cayman | Model range
Cayman: fuel consumption in l/100 km (mpg) urban 13.8 (20.5) –13.6 (20.8) ·
extra urban 6.9 (40.9) – 6.5 (43.5) · combined 9.4 (30.1) –9.1 (31.0); CO
2 emissions 221–214 g / km

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achieved at 4,750 rpm.
This means, it has been possible
to reduce fuel consumption by
up to 15 % and CO
2 emissions
by up to 16 %, depending on the
t ype of gearbox.
To accept no compromises,

to make conscious decisions, to
be governed by nothing other
than one’s own free will, and to
have a clear point of view. A
highly promising way to build a
sportscar. For us, it ’s the only
w ay. The Cayman S reaches 62 mph
(100 km/ h) in just 5.2 seconds.
Top speed isn’t reached until
172 mph (277 km/ h). Porsche
Doppelkupplung (PDK, p. 48)
is available as an option. The
fastest rate of acceleration

of 4.9 seconds is achieved

in conjunction with the optional
Sport Chrono Package.
In addition to having a higher
power output, the Cayman S
also dif fers from the Cayman in
This philosophy was also the
basis for the development of
the mid-mounted engine with a
3.4-litre capacit y and direct fuel
injection (DFI, p. 34). The engine
delivers a power output of 235 kW
(320 hp) at 7,200 rpm, and a
maximum torque of 370 Nm
is
its appearance. It has a front
spoiler painted in the vehicle’s
exterior colour, and t win
tailpipes in stainless steel. The
sound? Distinctive. In keeping
with the rest of the Cayman S.
But so much power also needs
to be tamed. This is the task of
the enlarged brake system with
four-piston aluminium monobloc
fixed calipers in a striking red
painted finish. To deliver the increased power
output to the road, the Cayman S
is fit ted with 18-inch Cayman S II
wheels. Their design exudes pure
dynamism – as befits the model’s
overall look.
In summary, the Cayman S

is more than just a sportscar.
It ’s a Porsche.It takes no prisoners,
except for your free will.
The Cayman S.
Cayman | Model range
Cayman S: fuel consumption in l/100 km (mpg) urban 14.1 (20.0) –13.6 (20.8) ·
extra urban 7.1 (39.8) – 6.6 (42.8) · combined 9.5 (29.7) –9.4 (30.1); CO
2 emissions 223–221 g / km

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If you want to take your goals by storm,
you had better have the necessary equipment.
Two engines, several goals:
high power, excellent driving
dynamics and comparatively low
fuel consumption and CO
2 emis-
sions. The engine is positioned
in the middle of the car, 30 centi -
metres behind the driver. Just a few centimetres above road
level. Any contact with the

accelerator pedal unleashes
power that knows only one direc -
tion: forwards. And a sound
that is second to none.

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Two examples of the uncompromising efforts of our engineers.
Going forward.
The engines of the Cayman models.
3.4 - litre flat-six engine of the Cayman SCayman S: 370 Nm at 4,750 rpm, 235 kW (320 hp) at 7,200 rpm
Cayman: 300 Nm bet ween 4,400 and 6,000 rpm, 195 kW (265 hp) at 7,200 rpm
larger capacit y of 3.4 litres.
Power output is 235 kW (320 hp)
at 7,200 rpm. Maximum torque:
370 Nm at 4,750 rpm.
Each of the engines convinces
with its outstanding performance
figures, extremely smooth
driver regulates engine power –
and of course sound – using the
extremely sensitive electronic
accelerator pedal.The flat-six engines.
The mid-mounted engines of

both Cayman models are compact
and light weight, and the layout is
familiar: six horizontally opposed
cylinders.
running, optimised gas cycles
and tremendous cornering agilit y.
Fuel consumption and CO2
emissions have been reduced by
up to 15 % and 16 %, depending on
the model. All of this is achieved
by DFI (in the Cayman S), a
lightweight construction and

The 2.9 -litre engine of the Cayman
delivers 195 kW (265 hp) at an
engine speed of 7,200 rpm.
The maximum torque of 300 Nm
is achieved bet ween 4,400 and
6,000 rpm. The engine of the
Cayman S features direct fuel
injection (DFI, p. 34) and has a a host of other engineering
advancements, e.g. VarioCam Plus
(p. 43). This system increases
torque in the lower engine speed
range and power output in the
upper engine speed range. Injec
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tion and ignition are controlled
by the engine electronics. The
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Torque (Nm)
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235 kW (320 hp)
370 Nm
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195 kW (265 hp)
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Torque (Nm)
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Cayman models: fuel consumption in l/100 km (mpg) urban 14.1 (20.0) –13.6 (20.8) ·
extra urban 7.1 (39.8) – 6.5 (43.5) · combined 9.5 (29.7) –9.1 (31.0); CO
2 emissions 223–214 g / km

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Cayman S
homogeneous distribution of the
air/fuel mixture and, therefore,
effective
combustion. Multiple fuel
injections
take place, depending
on the driving st yle. DFI improves
the internal cooling of the combus-
tion chamber by having the mixture
system. The exhaust gas cleaning
system ensures that emissions
remain well below the limits of

the Euro 5 emission standard,
thus helping to protect the envi -
ronment.
Direct fuel injection (DFI).
The engine of the Cayman S
has direct fuel injection (DFI).
With millisecond precision, fuel is
injected at up to 120 bar directly
into the combustion chamber by prepared directly in the cylinder.
This allows for a higher compres
-
sion ratio (12.5 : 1) which helps
to deliver more output along with
enhanced engine ef ficiency.
means of electromagnetically
actuated injection valves.
The spray and cone angles have
been optimised for torque,

power output, fuel consumption
and emissions by enabling a Depending on the t ype of gear
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box, it has been possible to reduce fuel consumption by up to 15 %
and CO
2 emissions by up to 16 %.
Injection is regulated by the
electronic engine management
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3.4 - litre flat-six engine of the Cayman S
1. High-pressure pump
2. High-pressure injector
3. Ignition rod module
4. Camshaft controller
5. Switch tappet with integrated
valve clearance compensation
6. Intake camshaft
7. Intake valves
8. Valve spring
9. Combustion chamber with
Alusil cylinder liner surface
10. Forged aluminium piston
11. Forged connecting rod
12. Crankshaft
13. Water pump
14. Vibration damper
15. Resonance valve
16. Distribution pipe flap
17. Intake manifold with integrated
sound chamber
18. Vacuum pump
19. Coolant jacket
20. Crankcase breather
21. Timing chain
Cayman | Drive
Cayman S: fuel consumption in l/100 km (mpg) urban 14.1 (20.0) –13.6 (20.8) ·
extra urban 7.1 (39.8) – 6.6 (42.8) · combined 9.5 (29.7) –9.4 (30.1); CO
2 emissions 223–221 g / km

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Cayman
Integrated dry-sump lubrication.
The purpose of integrated dry-sump
lubrication is to guarantee a
reliable oil supply while reducing
engine temperatures, even in
sportily driven cars. The oil reser -
voir is located inside the engine.
Four oil pumps remove the oil For the engine, these detailed
solutions mean a consistent
supply of oil regardless of gravita
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tional loads, even in the most
demanding track conditions.
Lightweight construction.
Both Cayman models are
equipped with alloy engines. The
ingenious design, down to the
finest detail, keeps the weight of
the engines low and therefore
reduces fuel consumption. One of
the ways in which this light weight from the cylinder heads directly
into the oil sump. A fif th pump in
the oil sump directly supplies the
lubricating points in the engine.
To reduce power loss and increase
efficiency, an electronically

controlled oil pump supplies the
lubricating points inside the
construction was achieved was
by fully integrating the camshaf t
bearings into the cylinder heads.
engine as and when required.

This means that the oil pump
does not work so hard when there
is less demand for lubrication.
The benefits of this oil supply

system include optimum efficiency
combined with a reduction in
both fuel consumption and
CO
2 em issio ns.
Cayman | Drive