Tested the new Panamera Turbo - A little disappointed. Would like other opinions.
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Tested the new Panamera Turbo - A little disappointed. Would like other opinions.
Hi guys,
so I got to test my friends Panamera Turbo for a few days, and while I am a huge Porsche fan and had my best moments in Porsches (GT RS 4.0 or 991.1 GT3), I am a little disappointed by the new Panamera (Turbo). The car felt quite uncomfortable here on California Highways and when I drove fast, it wasn't emotionally engaging at all. Also, the interior looked good at first sight, but then looking closer, it was somewhat cheap. Like there is unlid buttons in the center console, that will be lid when you have this particular option. Or every Panamera has some unlid Hybrid button in the center console, which I think is a ridiculous way to save money. What do you guys think? Any Panamera owners here? Would love to hear from you.
so I got to test my friends Panamera Turbo for a few days, and while I am a huge Porsche fan and had my best moments in Porsches (GT RS 4.0 or 991.1 GT3), I am a little disappointed by the new Panamera (Turbo). The car felt quite uncomfortable here on California Highways and when I drove fast, it wasn't emotionally engaging at all. Also, the interior looked good at first sight, but then looking closer, it was somewhat cheap. Like there is unlid buttons in the center console, that will be lid when you have this particular option. Or every Panamera has some unlid Hybrid button in the center console, which I think is a ridiculous way to save money. What do you guys think? Any Panamera owners here? Would love to hear from you.
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Just a heads-up, there's a Panamera subforum: https://rennlist.com/forums/panamera-167/
Hasn't this been the case with Porsche since quite a while? Every modern Porsche road car has blanks in place of buttons for options that you didn't pick (and I don't think you can actually fill in every single one on models like the 991 911). With the newer Panamera/Cayenne buttons blanks aren't so obvious at least.
Also, the interior looked good at first sight, but then looking closer, it was somewhat cheap. Like there is unlid buttons in the center console, that will be lid when you have this particular option. Or every Panamera has some unlid Hybrid button in the center console, which I think is a ridiculous way to save money.
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Just a heads-up, there's a Panamera subforum: https://rennlist.com/forums/panamera-167/
Hasn't this been the case with Porsche since quite a while? Every modern Porsche road car has blanks in place of buttons for options that you didn't pick (and I don't think you can actually fill in every single one on models like the 991 911). With the newer Panamera/Cayenne buttons blanks aren't so obvious at least.
Hasn't this been the case with Porsche since quite a while? Every modern Porsche road car has blanks in place of buttons for options that you didn't pick (and I don't think you can actually fill in every single one on models like the 991 911). With the newer Panamera/Cayenne buttons blanks aren't so obvious at least.