Porsche Netherlands has worked together with the parent company’s customization departments and Manthey Racing to produce one-off Cayman GT4 RS nicknamed “The Tulip”. It will be attending the Dutch Grand Prix on August 29–31, so stay tuned if you want a closer look.
Dedicated to Holland in particular and the Netherlands as a whole, the car was finished in an exclusive shade known as Pastel Orange. It received a carbon-fiber hood, a matching rear wing and 20-inch forged magnesium wheels trimmed with the same lightweight material.
The interior was redone with sill illumination and floral ornaments on bucket seat headrests. Black leather and Race-Tex fabric were used all around, with body-matched orange piping.
No modifications occurred in the powertrain department, which is arguably robust enough as it is. It’s a GT4 RS spec, after all, upgraded with Weissach and Manthey aero packages. The latter costs around $54,000 without installation. A very similarly equipped Cayman completed a Nürburging run in 7 minutes 3.121 seconds a while ago, coming more than six seconds ahead of its stock counterpart.
It’s official that the car will remain a one-off, but you can order a chronograph or a thermos mug in the same orange finish. There will be 718 mugs on sale in the Netherlands priced at €70 each.
