Well, I like the upscale models, and itiswas the most powerful production Porsche ever...
I'll give it a meh.
Pretty sure the 997 GT2 RS was more powerful, and even the current 991 Turbo S is slightly more powerful than the highest level Panamera.
It never was either.In that case it was the most powerful production Porsche at the time.
Fastest 4 door at the Ring and fast enough stay on the heels of a Hellcat in the QTR mile in top form with much less power.Uncool. They seem slow and they are too common.
Pisses off car nerds.
I'm at a tentative Cool for that alone...
Uncool. They seem slow and they are too common.
Must be the ones I've seen in person weren't driven hard then. I stand corrected.I'm not sure I would call a car, let alone a factory stock luxury sedan, that does the quarter mile in the 11s, slow...
The Panamera looks awful, and that just ruins any aspect of it that might make it seem good in any other way...
If only it could look like the 2012 Sport Turismo concept version.
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Uncool. They seem slow and they are too common.
Sure is. Even seen a GT3 and just today saw a Merc SLS AMG. Mostly Boxsters, Carerras and Caymans around here though. The occasional 911 is around as well.Echo, echo, echo...
You sure live in a strange corner of NY state, where pristine old muscle cars and new Porsches are both common sightings.
Straddled on both sides by Buffalo and Rochester (albeit the poor sides of both towns), not too terribly implausible, really. You literally can't drive through Pittsford on a nicer day without running into at least a Maserati, and a couple weeks ago I followed a 360 Spider about 10 miles on the way home from the mall.You sure live in a strange corner of NY state, where pristine old muscle cars and new Porsches are both common sightings.
I would rock one and I like the Cayenne after riding in a friends Turbo S.I find it very cool for the same reasons. It's cool because everyone else thinks it's uncool. And still a lot less pretentious than a Cayenne.
Perhaps we have different ideas of "common" then; I see maybe two or three Panameras a week in Canada's biggest city. That the 911 handily outsells it doesn't hurt.