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