No one drives like this? I do if I can get the appropriate highway, for sure. It's hard to find a stretch of curves and ups and downs that doesn't have a lot of traffic. Fortunately, out her in the wild west of Arizona, these roads aren't that difficult to find. The problem is, they keep "improving" my favorite roads.

I would imagine that a Cayman, with the same type of setup would wipe up the RS though. The mid engine platform is so far superior to the rear hanging 911 that it would hardly be fair I should think. Porsche won't do that though, the 911 is much the cash cow of the company. It will be a slow process, but eventually the Cayman will get there.

@rigidjunkie  I largely agree! 

As a general rule the high traffic density of the UK strongly mitigates against trying to emulate circuit driving on the road.  This business of tail-sliding cross-references to the way the new McLaren is being damned with faint praise by some reviewers.  The big complaint?  You can't turn off the Traction Control, so you can't (easily) play tail-slides as portrayed in this video.

These high-spec Porsches are a case in point.   Although I've no doubt some are bought by "proper" enthusisats, I'll warrant the majority are bought by rich kids (and their dads) who have to have the "best" (diamond-encrusted watches, yachts with helipads etc etc.).  Of these 600 end-of-run, absolutely the last, fastest, Porsches I'll warrant only a few will ever be tail-slided (slid?) , and then probably by accident.