dr bob

I'd own the burgundy one in a heartbeat. It adds the option of carrying two (not too large) adults in the rear in relative comfort. Dare I say that the aerodynamics would be a bit better with the extended bodywork in the rear. With updated wheels, perhaps a kompressor, this would be a real head-turner.

catamax944

The one i really liked was the bare aluminum S ,looks amazing, they should have put that on the options list lol
M0xx -no paint -$2000

snoz

+1 on that. That thing looks like the evil love child borne of a 928 and a Pacer.

Nicole

This is by no means a display car. Some might be quite disappointed by its cosmetic condition.

More like +$200k.

Making those aluminum bodies and all of the related modifications was not cheap or easy.

auzivision

http://www.porsche.com/microsite/spo...rnational.aspx


http://www.autoblog.com/2012/09/26/p...r-than-five-d/

S4ordie

WOW! That is really a great looking car. It looks like a chopped and lowered Cayenne.

Kurt I suggest starting another thread. This deserves to be seen by a broad audience.

Dan

Courtshark

That Panamera Wagon is antarctic blue, and needs an optional rally fun pack.

Dennis K

I completely forgot to post pics from the Monterey weekend. The car was far more finished than I imagined. It wasn't a rough prototype, rather it seemed ready for production.

Bjbpe

We do not need a four door 928. What we need is a 2013 two door 928.