2010 Porsche Panamera




I saw one at Goodwood festival of speed. One thing that is not immediately obvious from the pictures is just how big this car is ... its huge ... very long. At least it certainly gives the appearance of being longer than the E although perspectives can be deceiving... Don't like it one bit sporty upfront SUV at the back ... Porsche should stick to the 911 and forget all else ... not other model line up has lived past 2-3 model cycles. The 944 was perhaps the closest they got to something decent... Carrera GT excluded of course - and that was an accident as it happended anyway when they chaged LeMans GT racing rules... hey had the racing design done ready so they decided to build the road car instead of waste the design... at least thats the story I heard.
BTW you heard the last "new" McLaren F1 was sold for $4.5m in Nov last year, when McLaren closed their Park Lane "dealership". The car they sold was the black one that had been on display there for many years. Another one was up for sale recently (200miles on the clock) for an undisclosed sum... think the chap was after about $3m.

Credit crunch indeed....
I happened to see one on the road here recently (silver) and I nearly fell off my chair and out my window as I drove past it - did not immediately recognise it. They only made 64 road cars and not sure how many of them are still running.... I guess thats still the best car of all time for me.
he has some good skills
The Best of Mercedes & AMG
Pics do not even remotely illustrate the gorgeous lines, stance, powerful elegance and enormous size (on par with S Class) of this car.
IMO it is absolutely the most beautiful sedan available at any price - makes all other 2010 sedans look old and cumbersome.
Congrats to Porsche for taking a design risk and delivering performance that rivals any supercar.
Over a 1000 of these were sold in China in first month....
Pics do not even remotely illustrate the gorgeous lines, stance, powerful elegance and enormous size (on par with S Class) of this car.
IMO it is absolutely the most beautiful sedan available at any price - makes all other 2010 sedans look old and cumbersome.
Congrats to Porsche for taking a design risk and delivering performance that rivals any supercar.
Over a 1000 of these were sold in China in first month....


Panamera:

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All better looking cars. You could add 100 more to the list
Pics do not even remotely illustrate the gorgeous lines, stance, powerful elegance and enormous size (on par with S Class) of this car.
IMO it is absolutely the most beautiful sedan available at any price - makes all other 2010 sedans look old and cumbersome.
Congrats to Porsche for taking a design risk and delivering performance that rivals any supercar.
Over a 1000 of these were sold in China in first month....
http://www.dfwautoclub.com/forums/showthread.php?t=5117
Peter from Wheel Experts has done at least 4 in Dallas and they looked pretty good with new shoes...

Combine 500bhp (much more with a few goodies), all wheel drive and launch control and you get a very formidable weapon.
Too bad they are north of $150K when well equipped.
Last edited by Worth the wait; Aug 2, 2010 at 08:46 PM.
We are obviously nowhere near the same tax bracket
His GT2 is for sale if anyone is looking...
Kind of parallel with what happened with the 928. It was built to be the flagship and eclipse the 911. It was faster, and handled better (50/50.) 911 enthusiasts thought it was stupid and ugly. Then they stopped production and today the car's still considered a great performer and worth good money.
The Panamera is the 928's successor. It's a Porsche history repeat.
And they'll stop production and it'll be worth some good $$ in years from now.
Kind of parallel with what happened with the 928. It was built to be the flagship and eclipse the 911. It was faster, and handled better (50/50.) 911 enthusiasts thought it was stupid and ugly. Then they stopped production and today the car's still considered a great performer and worth good money.
The Panamera is the 928's successor. It's a Porsche history repeat.
And they'll stop production and it'll be worth some good $$ in years from now.






