SillyGoose

Chances are I will not be buying it, I've decided

Gonna go for a new 2017 Lexus ES350 or even used for a comfortable and manuverable daily driver and would rather use the rest of the money to buy a new base 911

Noo matter how much I try to convince myself to get the Panamera, I just can't help but say I'm not in love with this car

Jonathan Lord

No wonder you use the name "silly goose"!! I have had the car just about a week. . it is a great daily driver!

AJRDU

3 weeks and counting and I can't believe how much fun AND how comfortable this thing is.

PelicanParts.com

I saw it last year at the LA Auto Show and spoke to one of the Porsche reps. - he also seemed very excited with the upcoming release and said that Porsche spent extra, considerable time on the interior and overall drive-ability. I haven't driven one or been a passenger, but he was pretty giddy on it

fgv1it

SillyGoose, I bet that in six months you'll have one, and then you'll know how appropriate your handle name is.

sanyata

One Panamera, oh Juanita one Panamera...... or one Lexus ES and one 911? While the ES is certainly far from even close to measuring up to a Panamera having an ES and a 911 would be a great option.

Chaos

Your comparing apples and tire irons

emmet

Maybe buy older version?

lbcgolf

Yeah, right?

I'd rather have 26,000 Twinkies and a lightly used '15 Boxter S. But that's just me. I like Twinkies and even if I get 26k of them in my cupboard, they never go bad.

parealtor

I cant get past the price. $140K for a decently optioned 4S sport turismo seems stupid high to me.

hopefully they depreciate like the previous gen.

gtr

The dealer dropped me a 2017 base car to drive around and I was stupid enough to agree. Benz S class with great handling feel. I thought my Macan was decent drive until checking out this car.

Other than the high price for a daily driver after options... the electronic vent, finger prints and auto start stop is holding me back.

A strange feature is that you hit window lock. the rear PCM screen gets locked, door doesn't open and windows cannot open.

At this point I'm not sure what car compares to this as a super luxury sedan.

German_Saint

I think it's a great idea to make a priority to have a 911 in the garage. I'd happily switch out of my cayenne to make sure I had a 911.

Johnny5Alive

Since i already own faster cars, i opted for the base with air suspension pasm, turbo wheels, premium package, vented seats, tinted tails, and carmine red. The car is gorgeous, and fast enough for my wife to chauffeur my son around.

The price was 101K and seems well appointed enough. It seems every bit as nice as my 130K C4S, and for most driving fast enough.

I probably will go sport truism later. I did a 3 year lease for that purpose. The residual seemed to be fairly high after 3 years, a touch under 60K. I leased since I didn't know how depreciation would go and the sport turismo is around the corner.

mafpolo

I am keeping my 2014, and will either buy a last year model of the older version or buy something else. I don't like the new one...design or interior. I don't understand the Lexus ES decision. I would just buy an older version of the Panamera.

gtr

I personally liked the Benz GLC. It's like E-Class size with C-Class pricing.

Or if going more sporty I'd rather get an A5 sportback if rear seat headroom not a factor.