2022 Porsche Cayman GT4 RS Review // LOUD NOISES
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Length: 17min 24sec (1044 seconds)
Published: Wed Apr 13 2022
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My first impressions after driving one for 2 days at Spa are pretty much in line with their statements. I can agree with the tendency to understeer while pushing it on track - so does a GT4 with the standard setup. It doesn't matter though because the right suspension setting fixes this problem.
Overall a pretty good conclusion. Finally someone that acknowledges the GT4RS as a completely different car to the GT3 instead of drawing nonsense comparisons that do not matter at all for those who really want to buy one or the other. But hey nonsense comparisons are fun so here is my take: If you ask me the GT4RS has at least one major flaw as a track tool (at that price point) and anyone who has driven a GT4 on track already knows what I'm talking about.
The 718 rear suspension design has its flaws and a pretty noticeably impact on driving behavior at the limit. Tail wag is just one of the results worth mentioning. Guess what, the GT4RS does exactly the same. Some of these things can be improved - for instance the aftermarket has developed a complete multi link rear suspension kit.
It's worth mentioning though that some of the fancy suspension/ chassis stuff that makes a modern 911 faster on track compared to its respective predecessor doesn't even fit into the current 718. The 911 has multi link rear suspension, wider tires, shorter wheel base, rear wheel steering and double wishbones. The 718 would need a complete makeover to fit some of the mentioned stuff into it. And the reality is that you would then end up with a 718 noticeably bigger and wider than the current one. I wouldn't want that to archive an equally fast lap time as the GT3 (under the same conditions, only in theory of course). Why? Lap times aren't that important, especially when the difference is so small.
Does of all this mean I didn't like the GT4RS? Of course not, I loved it. As I said in the beginning: two completely different cars. The 4RS tries to be the more silly car, while the GT3 tries to be the more serious on track.
BTW: Do you guys get angry if I tell you that we get ~3-5% discount on our GT4RS orders over here instead of paying $150k ADM?
Did they permanently move to California, or what?
James scolding Chris Harris was fantastic.
Last year I got about 2 hours behind the wheel of a GT3RS, and it was one of the craziest experiences of my life. The sounds that power train makes are other worldly. I can only imagine those sounds are amplified in the GT4 given that there is no divider between the driver and the engine.
That fucking intro was gold. I want a compilation of every intro they have ever done rated from worst to best.
I'd love to see Chris tackle Silverstone in this car someday.
My three favourite car reviewers and my dream car in the same video. That's awesome.
Too bad Chris has a broken foot, I'd love to see the three of them race. That would be prime Top Gear material.
Their videography has been nipping at the heels of top gear and grand tour and with this video I think they might have reached that level. You're definitely at least on par with carfection which is something to be proud of.
Keep up the fantastic work, and nice Chris Harris spotting.
Even among people who can afford this car, it's essentially vaporware. A friend who has bought 3 Porsches in the last decade was told by his dealer that he wouldn't be able to get one.
Obviously reviewers gonna review, but I really wish there was more pushback against manufacturers advertising unobtainium.