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Porsche has made a stripy 718 Cayman GT4 special

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Porsche has made a stripy 718 Cayman GT4 special | Top Gear

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The Sports Cup Edition sounds generically sporty, but ought to be quite good

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Porsche has made a stripy 718 Cayman GT4 special

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The Sports Cup Edition sounds generically sporty, but ought to be quite good

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The Sports Cup Edition sounds generically sporty, but ought to be quite good

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Porsche has made a stripy 718 Cayman GT4 special

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Porsche has made a stripy 718 Cayman GT4 special

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Porsche has made a stripy 718 Cayman GT4 special

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The Sports Cup Edition sounds generically sporty, but ought to be quite good

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This is the Porsche 718 Cayman GT4 Sports Cup Edition. A special edition that kinda sounds like it’s been named by someone who doesn’t really know much about cars, a person who’s wildly plucked some performance-y words out of a hat.

Its name actually has credence, though, as this car marks the 15th anniversary of Porsche Sports Cup Germany, a one-make but multi-model race series that sees 911s and Caymans racing together on the same circuit. This GT4 was unveiled at the 2019 season’s Hockenheim finale, where Porsche also unveiled a new Experience Centre.

It’ll come in either black or white, both options adorned with much red: it's daubed over the exterior via double stripes, Porsche script atop the rear wing, plus the outer and the kerbable edge of the 20in alloy wheels. It’s all complemented by red stitching and fabric on the inside, too.

Performance is unchanged, the GT4’s 414bhp 4.0-litre flat-six still driving the rear wheels exclusively through a six-speed manual gearbox. All good news.

The bad news – if you're pretty taken by the look of the Generic Sporty Words Edition – is it’s for the German market only, and in limited numbers. Nothing a trip through the Exclusive section of the Porsche configurator can’t help fix, though…

See lots of lovely pictures of the Porsche 718 Cayman GT4 here

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This is the Porsche 718 Cayman GT4 Sports Cup Edition. A special edition that kinda sounds like it’s been named by someone who doesn’t really know much about cars, a person who’s wildly plucked some performance-y words out of a hat.

Its name actually has credence, though, as this car marks the 15th anniversary of Porsche Sports Cup Germany, a one-make but multi-model race series that sees 911s and Caymans racing together on the same circuit. This GT4 was unveiled at the 2019 season’s Hockenheim finale, where Porsche also unveiled a new Experience Centre.

It’ll come in either black or white, both options adorned with much red: it's daubed over the exterior via double stripes, Porsche script atop the rear wing, plus the outer and the kerbable edge of the 20in alloy wheels. It’s all complemented by red stitching and fabric on the inside, too.

Performance is unchanged, the GT4’s 414bhp 4.0-litre flat-six still driving the rear wheels exclusively through a six-speed manual gearbox. All good news.

The bad news – if you're pretty taken by the look of the Generic Sporty Words Edition – is it’s for the German market only, and in limited numbers. Nothing a trip through the Exclusive section of the Porsche configurator can’t help fix, though…

See lots of lovely pictures of the Porsche 718 Cayman GT4 here

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The Sports Cup Edition sounds generically sporty, but ought to be quite good