Panamera Wagon Testing at the 'Ring
#1
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Panamera Wagon Testing at the 'Ring
first i've seen of these pics.. my apology if it's a repost
this is good.. this is very good...
active aero?
I'm very excited
this is good.. this is very good...
active aero?
I'm very excited
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In the GT3/GT3RS/991R section of Rennlist someone has confirmed that after the GM dealer meetings the wagon is confirmed to be coming November 17'...
AWESOME.
AWESOME.
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I think it was me. Heard from two dealers but now realizing I'm not sure what exactly comes in November - ordering or deliveries. I'll double-check.
I'm still not sure if I want a Panny Wagon or a new Cayenne.
I'm still not sure if I want a Panny Wagon or a new Cayenne.
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Originally Posted by MaxLTV
I think it was me. Heard from two dealers but now realizing I'm not sure what exactly comes in November - ordering or deliveries. I'll double-check.
I'm still not sure if I want a Panny Wagon or a new Cayenne.
I'm still not sure if I want a Panny Wagon or a new Cayenne.
diesel, I very may well end up in one of these. Looks like it has the same cargo volume....
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Nice...finally they're listening to what customers want!
#6
I've been told that this is definitely being launched at Geneva, with UK delivery expected in September. Have my name down for one, as 3 seats in the rear will make a big difference for a family car.
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Originally Posted by pmichaelis
With all the panning of the first generation Pany's rear end, explain how this is attractive......what am I missing besides 3 seats in the rear ?
#9
It's a wagon, longer streamlined profile with a beautiful D pillar, original panamera was a poor attempt at a "4 door coupe"... upturned C pillar and trunk where poorly resolved designs. The wagon now gets to take that design to its logical wagon conclusion, while the sedan gets a more traditional "4 door coupe" design
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Originally Posted by pmichaelis
Like beauty is in the eye of the beholder, design opinions are subjective......frankly, I don't like the squared off butt and the add-on spoiler.
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I'm pretty sure I saw one on the road this morning in the mountains southwest of Stuttgart where I do my Sunday morning drives. For more than a year before the re-designed Panameras debuted this fall, I would see anywhere between 2-4 test Panameras driving the mountain roads. I'll keep an eye out for it in the coming weeks.