u/HR_Specter

Wondering if anyone has a solution for this problem?

I'll get a set of cobwebs from my external car mirrors which go down the car, remove them and then they're back again a couple of days later! Weirdly (or not, perhaps) it happened with my previous car as well!

Does anyone have any advice on how I can stop this from happening?

I'm in the look out for any good suggestions for memento's of this historic season - I've got the usual like the Champions 26 Arsenal shirt with the golden Premier League patch, some programmes from some of last seasons I managed to attend and even bought a Premier League winners medal.

But I was just wondering if anyone else bought themselves any cool or unusual memorabilia to commemorate last seasons achievements?

I would probably like to have something nice to hang on the wall as well!

Some of you may know that I bought my first ever Porsche a few weeks ago, a Porsche Cayman 981 - and I am absolutely loving it! I use it as a daily and every time I'm in it I'm so happy!

I know that there's a service indictor on the dashboard, does this tell me when I need to have an oil service, minor service, major service, PDK service, etc. or just some of these?

And if it doesn't tell me when I need to do each of the services, am I just best off keeping a spreadsheet of when certain ones have been done and keep track that way! Just don't want to miss a service really!

The 981 I've got has developed this hissing noise whenever the A/C is turned on so had a couple of questions - what do you think this could be and is it best to take it to a Porsche Specialist or will any garage that deals with a/c issues do the job?

Can anyone recommend (with photographs ideally) and good phone holder solutions? I've got an iPhone 17 Pro Max if that helps!

Thanks in advance!

For me it's when you're at a big, busy roundabout waiting to enter and the car that is coming from the junction to your right, doesn't indicate and turns left, meaning if they actually weren't a Grade A C*unt and indicated like they should have done, you could have entered said roundabout.

Probably getting senile in my old age but looking for a clip from Classic Top Gear where Jeremy was reviewing a car which he basically used to drive to see his father who was passing and it was so good and so fast he managed to make it there before he died.

In the UK BMW drivers, Audi drivers and others have had the reputation of being the worst drivers on the road but today it has to be Tesla drivers.

Honestly I'm out every day and see Tesla drivers that don't indicate, cut people up or pull out of a junction in front of you!

Never driven one, but am I missing something? Are they so fully loaded with technology and computers that people who drive one forget the basics of driving?

I've got 2 keys with my Cayman but they have seen better days (they're battered, basically) and the OCD in me can't stand it!

I've seen some "replacement shells" on Amazon for pretty cheap and wondered if anyone has successfully done this or had problems attempting it?

And are they good quality? Thanks in advance!

I bought a 2014 Porsche Cayman with 60k and it was due a PDK service so the owner said he would get it sorted or knock off money off the price so we could complete the purchase earlier.

They already did the full service (have invoices to prove it) but didn't get the PDK service done.

I've just got an official Porsche Dealership to quote for the work and they said they would be replacing the fluid, not the filter.

Perhaps I've got the wrong end of the stick (quite possible) from using Google and Chat GTP, but they seem to think the filter should be changed for a PDK service?

Can someone far more knowledgeable about these cars (not very difficult!) help me with this?

Recently bought a 2014 Porsche Cayman and it came with 2 keys but one of them has stopped working (works if I use it to turn the car on but none of the buttons work).

Just wondered how to change the battery in the fob and which batteries I’ll need to buy?

I've posted on this sub a lot, asking a lot of questions about buying a Porsche Cayman and every time everyone has been so helpful, so thank you for that.

So I finally bought my first ever Porsche Cayman yesterday, and ended up going for the 981 (and will get some photos of it up soon!).

And I couldn't be happier! Honestly you dream of getting a car like this and you think that you might end up disappointed because of the expectations - but I can honestly say driving it for the past 2 days has been absolutely awesome and I'm so glad I ended up pulling the trigger!

But just wanted to know if anyone could help a newbie out with some basic tips and tricks I might not know about? Or perhaps things I should look out for, or perhaps buy that will help my over experience! I am not hugely knowledgeable about cars to be quite honest!

Thanks once again, in advance! ❤️

Apologies if this is a stupid question! But due to personal circumstances I haven’t been on holiday for about 5 years now and back then I used to use Expedia for all holiday bookings as I found they were the best value.

I’m just wondering if anyone could recommend any other providers, and where I might be able to get the best prices?

Thanks in advance ❤️

With Dec doing the rap 😂