77tony

Appears Porsche is finally bringing that beautiful Pano concept wagon (circa 2012) to the US-next year. What a beauty: http://jalopnik.com/porsche-will-bri...ica-1774218807

nwGTS

Seriously. Am I the only one who REALLY wants this? Hope it can tow.

Milehigh981

That is awesome news. If it looks like that the wife will get one after all.

golfnutintib

about time...

140.6

Nope, but it may just be the two of us. I will definitely have one.

Preeble

For me, the jury is still out I would like to see what the final design looks like, especially when compared to the next gen Panamera. I also wonder if (and how much) the trunk space will be bigger than the new Panamera sedan. Lastly, what drivetrain options will be available?

While the initial design was well received, I really wonder how successful this car will be - will it essentially just become an expensive Audi Allroad/A4?

Marvinta

Personally, I really like it. But American's generally don't buy station wagon's . If they offer an awd wagon with a manual I can very well seeing trading in my 335xi in on one (pending test drive of course).

CAlexio

Here in the Bay Area there must be a different aesthetic sense, because I see many euro wagons, and a surprising number of e63 wagons, not to mention lots of 535xi wagons like mine.

Can't wait for the Panamera Wagon

alaint101

Nope. I do too.

mdrobc1213

Definitely worth a look. Need to see final design though.

jeanrabelais

I will have one too.

sclemmons

I hope it comes with the naturally aspirated 8 cylinder GTS motor and the diesel. I was amazed that the only naturally aspirated 8 cylinder vehicle on the Porsche Build Your Own Site is the Panamera GTS!.

Fat chance I know.

Rovman

I do, can t come soon enough.

CAlexio

seriously! that's why a used Panamera GTS maintains such a high price vs all the rest. such a unique engine.

cmb13

I'd get one in a minute! We had an e350 wagon, then a Panamera. Loved the look of the wagon, love the drive of the Panamera. This would be the best of both worlds. More functional too.

Wagons are very much underutilized here in the states; not so in Europe.