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Originally Posted by fatmike91
The 981 Cayman is a fantastic car. Just fantastic. If you haven't driven it you should.
If you are interested in a a pure sportscar experience, it is one of the best cars on the road (and maybe one of the best cars ever made by any car manufacturer ever).
The M is very interesting to me. I'd like to drive it. Whether I consider buying it depends 100% on the driving inputs. That is the shifter feel, the steering wheel feel, the clutch feel and throttle response. You can talk smack all day long about the Cayman, but it's throttle response is second to none (as good as some old M3s).
Will the new new M maintain it's throttle response? I'll tell you this, I bought a first generation 335 and sold it within 3 months because I absolutely couldn't stand the turbo lag...
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Well you KNOW it won't "maintain its throttle response". The question is, will it be ENOUGH improved from its origin N55 to suffice given its other benefits.