VIDEO: LEAKED?! Did Porsche Show Off The All-New Cayman GT4's Ass End BEFORE The Unofficial Reveal By ACCIDENT?

When it comes to the German automakers, especially Porsche, we know that if they want to keep a secret, they're more than capable. However, it seems that a video that was in production showcasing Porsche's museum may have just given away just a little bit of the all-new Cayman GT4.

Although the Cayman GT4 only is seen for split seconds, you will catch it at the front end of this clip in yellow sporting a very distinctive rear wing. As seen on the likes of the 911 (997) GT3 RS', it appears to be a fixed carbon fiber spoiler.

Whether or not it was a mistake, it certainly does get noticed.

Check out the spot via the clip below.

To see MORE pictures of the upcoming Cayman GT4 that's expected to appear at a major auto show soon, click "Read Article" below!


Even as they age, some vintage Porsche cars never seem to retire. They are a moving demonstration of the continuing fascination for Porsche. With a lot of passion, dedication and a loving attention to detail, historic vehicles are being restored by the experts of the Porsche Museum workshop. Their main goal: to preserve the integrity and original character of every vehicle.

Take a peek behind the scenes of the Porsche Museum workshop and into restoration process of a special car: one of the very first Porsche 911 produced (chassis number 57).


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MDarringer - 1/31/2015 7:01:16 PM

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Meet the new ass end...same as the old ass end. This is Porsche. They never do anything radically new in styling.

Dexter1 - 2/1/2015 9:18:54 AM

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MD: I believe if you look closely, one of the paint molecules on the left side of the bumper, lower corner, has been rearranged.

Agent00R - 2/1/2015 9:41:14 AM

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Matt, you are SO sour.

wileyz - 2/3/2015 9:22:01 PM

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A full photo spread has been on world car fans since mid-day

Agent00R - 2/4/2015 12:38:48 AM

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Please note the date of this post.

This was from a few days ago. Much earlier than the official release of info that happened on 2/3.