Porsche Cayman 2013

Porsche built the Cayman as a strict two-seater, and this file keeps it that way. The paint is bronze gold over a black bonnet, with black wheels, on a palm-lined street. From the rear three-quarter a black swan-neck wing stands over the tail beside shopfronts strung with bunting.

How the FiveM Porsche Cayman is put together

Call it in with tolwp22. Two seats means a driver and one passenger, so it is a personal car rather than a crew vehicle. No livery template is included, and no tuning parts are wired in. The coupe stays exactly as photographed, with no badging on the nose or the tail.

Files and figures

• Poly count: 222.243
• .yft file: 6.9 MB
• .ytd file: 4.8 MB
• Tuning parts: none
• Seats: 2
• Livery template: No

At 6.9 MB for the model and 4.8 MB for the textures, the two halves sit closer together than they usually do on a small coupe. The pair is light enough to drop into a busy stream folder without much planning.

On the street

The bronze gold finish shifts with the light in these shots. Black wheels and a black bonnet cut through it. The swan-neck wing is part of the model, not a tuning option. Together the two angles show a car meant for private garages rather than fleet work.

About the real Porsche Cayman

The Cayman is Porsche’s compact coupe, the fixed-roof counterpart to the Boxster roadster. The 2013 car belongs to the 981 generation, which brought a longer wheelbase and a wider track than the model it replaced. Porsche has built the line in Germany since 2005. It suits drivers who prefer a small, balanced two-door over a large grand tourer, and it is a common sight at track days and club meets.

The pack it comes in, and the other Cayman

This coupe is one of 50 vehicles in Unbranded Car Pack B. A second build exists as the Cayman from the Pit Car Pack, and the two are not the same file. That one is set up with five seats instead of two, runs a higher poly count and a slightly larger model, and is shot in flat gold rather than this bronze-over-black treatment. It also has a spawn name of its own. The rest of the marque sits on the Porsche vehicle page.