I don't think it is necessary, but it is nice. My first instructor had a 944, second a CaymanS, and third a 964 911. I found myself underwhelmed by the 944, and impressed by both the 911 and the CaymanS. I have to say that the way that the 911 danced through the curves because of the rear weight was almost like a ballet. You are probably correct, in that a person my be too overwhelmed to begin with to worry about the car model
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Originally Posted by BlueBlast
I don't think you need an instructor with a Cayman or Boxster for the first couple of events. In these you'll still be working on the basics, like driving the line, adjusting your braking zones, etc. and any instructor can help on these points. None of my instructors had Caymans, and all of them provided valuable insight and instruction.
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