My two babies

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I haven't driven my Z now for over a month as it is now SORN. My thoughts of keeping it are disappearing fast as it looks very sad, sat at the bottom of my drive. I move it up and down the drive every week, however realistically, I know it has to go. I will probably look at selling it early spring. Watch this space. :cry:

In the meantime, even though I am not, strictly speaking, driving my Z, as I still own one, I feel I am allowed to lurk and post here! :thumbsup:

Thought you may like to see my two babies together, and very dirty due to the hideous weather.

Have to say the experience of driving the Cayman S is very different compared to the Z. It is very thirsty, more than I thought it would be. I can just about reach 32mpg on a run and I am averaging around 23mpg on my daily commute. Not that I let that bother me though :driving:

The Cayman cabin has a bigger feel to it, however the Z feels bigger inside when the roof is down :D

Altogether the Cayman is much heavier to drive. I certainly can't throw it around the way I did my Z, well, not yet anyway. Feel like I have been to the gym with a stiff left leg if I am caught in traffic for too long.

The 19" wheels mean I now choose the roads I drive down carefully, as some in Cardiff are almost undriveable now!

I am happy with my change though and will be really sad to see my Z go, when it does. I have put a lot of work into it over the past 12 months.

Will post some more photos when I can clean them!

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I think the Cayman is lovely, the prettiest car on the road. I was half thinking about a Cayman but I am not so tempted now. I am pleasantly surprised how good the Zed looks next to a Cayman. Mind, you have missed the strikingly curvy rear rump view on the Cayman.

Thanks for saving me a packet. :)
 
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