Any of you Turbo S (or Turbo) drivers also want the "other" Turbo S?
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Any of you Turbo S (or Turbo) drivers also want the "other" Turbo S?
So I was thinking lately what car I would get 3 years from now for a daily driver when my extended warranty is up. I was pretty sure I'd get another Mercedes S63 - a 3 year old 2017.
Then I just found this video and noticed the 2017 Panamera (there aren't any in my area yet and Turbo S's won't even be out till maybe summer).
Curious - Do you find this 2017 Panamera more appealing than a 2015-16 MB S63 or a 2016-17 BMW Alpina B7?
It would be kind of cool to have 2 Turbo "S"s, my 997 Turbo AND this 2017 Panamera Turbo S when. I can't tell though... if it's still kind of ugly. Will have to see in person. I realize that this video is kind of stupid, comparing these 3 totally different cars, but it does show off the Panamera a bit.
Here's some random pics of the 3 style cars I'd be looking at using as a daily driver in 3 years...
BMW B7
Mercedes S63
vs...
New Panamera Turbo
Thoughts? Which would you pick (3 years from now when each car is about 3-4 years old)?
Steve
Then I just found this video and noticed the 2017 Panamera (there aren't any in my area yet and Turbo S's won't even be out till maybe summer).
Curious - Do you find this 2017 Panamera more appealing than a 2015-16 MB S63 or a 2016-17 BMW Alpina B7?
It would be kind of cool to have 2 Turbo "S"s, my 997 Turbo AND this 2017 Panamera Turbo S when. I can't tell though... if it's still kind of ugly. Will have to see in person. I realize that this video is kind of stupid, comparing these 3 totally different cars, but it does show off the Panamera a bit.
Here's some random pics of the 3 style cars I'd be looking at using as a daily driver in 3 years...
BMW B7
Mercedes S63
vs...
New Panamera Turbo
Thoughts? Which would you pick (3 years from now when each car is about 3-4 years old)?
Steve
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Sorry but those are some ugly choices, 2/3 are beautiful inside.
Do you really need that big a car?
M5 would be my choice unless you have really big adults you haul frequently.
Do you really need that big a car?
M5 would be my choice unless you have really big adults you haul frequently.
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S63 for me anytime. Followed by RS7 and M5. But not a Panamera. And this comes from a loyal Porsche customer. I can appreciate it, but to me S63 is quite classy. Just my opinion
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This will be a hard choice for sure. I'll just have to drive all 3 or 4 and think about it some more. I'm truly a BMW guy from day 1, owning 8 already, but the newer 7's weren't doing it for me after owning (3) 7's in row - a 95, 2001 and another 2001 E38, so I got a 2008 MB S63 instead, and now the 2012 S63 (both were a few years old when I got them so just a fraction of their original price).
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If I'm looking at a comfortable and luxurious daily driver that has 4WD and some utility, I'm going with a Cayenne Turbo, GTS, or BMW X5M.
But I also know I change my mind so frequently that plotting what car I might get 3yrs from now is an exercise in futility.
But I also know I change my mind so frequently that plotting what car I might get 3yrs from now is an exercise in futility.