So several folks have identified which may be the generally preferred call. I think as the person that’s going to be doing this, it would make sense to know why that would also be my call, for the Cayman that is.

• Many super cars, race cars, etc are mid engine, meaning the engine is directly behind the cockpit / cabin, and in front of the rear axle. The Cayman is also mid engine. It gives that ultra performant feel in terms of the balance of the car in a way that’s more or less ordinarily inaccessible from a front-engine car.

• there is more fun in things that are less practical. While a cayman has two trunks and loads of cargo space / ability to daily drive without concern, it is a two seater, and that makes it feel less practical, and a more driver oriented experience. It feels like a car that adventures are had in, memories are made in. For a lot of people, a two seater is something they never believed they’d be able to get into regardless of how accessible they may actually be (old, used, in need of love / maintenance). Memories and adventures can happen in any car - but there is something special to a sports car.

Hope this helps, and I bet he’s gonna have a blast whichever way you go.