Anyone seen a new 2017 Panamera at their dealership yet?
03-14-2017, 07:44 PM
#82
Drifting
Many congrats! Enjoy! And yes, more pics please! :-)
03-14-2017, 10:51 PM
#83
Congrats again! So what does the sticker say about the EPA estimated MPG? Porsche still hasn't updated the site and I'm curious as to what it earned. Fingers crossed mine will be here in 3 weeks.
03-15-2017, 05:14 AM
#85
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Porsche filed for EPA certification on 02/28/2017, and received it on Wednesday, March 8th for the Turbo models, and on 03/09/2017 for the 4s's (I verified this with the EPA administrator for Import/Export vehicles). So it appears, in my opinion, that is was Porsche, not the EPA, responsible for the late rollout date. That seems to coincide, again in my opinion, with all of the dealers stating mid March for the date cars will start arriving at the dealers. I received verification Tuesday from my dealers zone rep, while on a conference call in my dealer's General Managers office, that only the 4s's are being delivered at this time. It was stated that there is an indefinite hold on the Turbo models and that they are not being delivered at this time. Just the 4s's. Problems? Or just Porsche's internal schedule? I have had a black/black Turbo on order since 07/26/2016, with a large deposit. I am suspicious of Porsche's motivation behind these delays. PCNA is much too secretive and does not appear to have empathy with its new vehicle purchasers, which seems counterproductive to the claims that they advertise. It may be weeks or months before my Panamera Turbo is Monroney'ed and delivered. Its been in JAX port since 02/24/2017. I am disillusioned, to say the least.
03-15-2017, 04:57 PM
#87
Drifting
03-15-2017, 05:55 PM
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03-15-2017, 06:50 PM
#89
Drifting
That's the look I'm going for. Sporty Grand Tourer saloon! :-)
