Following the long-awaited release of the Nissan GT-R, it was obvious that the Japanese were taking their German studies seriously, laying into the venerable 911 Turbo like a Ginzu knife through bratwurst. But taking a piece out of a mighty juggernaut wasn't enough. It inspired visions of a greater glory, a strategic dismantling of Porsche's armor from both ends, in hopes of supplanting Zuffenhausen's benchmark stature.
Their next mark...the mild-mannered but oh-so-sultry Cayman S.
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