Panamera Porsche Panamera Mk3


The Porsche Panamera is a mid to full-sized luxury car (E-segment or F-segment for LWB in Europe) manufactured and marketed by Porsche. The Panamera name, as with the Carrera name, is derived from the Carrera Panamericana race.
Porsche cars are the best to drive no doubt but their design is not special at all and look repeated except the taycan
 
Prefer a less bug-eyed, more cohesive rear end of the pre-FL Panny, but either this or the S-class would be my preferred choice in this class. Shame about the S-T, albeit expected, demise.
 
Its going to be hugely impressive to drive with the active suspension. No rollbars. No tilt and hardly any roll. flatter ride that lifts the suspension over bumps. Amazing stuff.

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Not a design revolution but a nice evolution however the front bumper is too busy for a business sports sedan. Hybrid tech is good and active suspension is big improvement but it got a bit more weight.
The base models are under-powered, I wonder who will buy a Panamera that's not faster than S450.
Interior disappoints me a bit with too much piano plastic that cannot be replaced with carbon, alu, etc. at least for now.
I have to see it in real life to draw a conclusion on the looks but I think it will sell some.

Porsche cars are the best to drive no doubt but their design is not special at all and look repeated except the taycan

Wait to see it on the road, it will have a lot of presence and you'll definitely know what's behind.

This is a disappointment, its just another evolution of previous 2 models. Even the interior is not that much different except for the passenger screen. Really boring Porsche, you could have done so much better.

They can't come up with major changes inside because the new software is not ready, Cariad f#cked up and their forced to use Taycan layout. The Panamera EV will be ready in 3-4 years and probably it will have a completely new design inside.
 
They should have made the MK3 look like the 960-Vision-concept as the final ICE Panamera.
That would have been just wow.

Otherwise its a pretty predictable design right now.


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They should have made the MK3 look like the 960-Vision-concept as the final ICE Panamera.
That would have been just wow.

Otherwise its a pretty predictable design right now.


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Yes, looks like a 4-door 918 Spyder. And I like the big lateral air intakes, which I guess are there to cool down the trunk…..
 
They should have made the MK3 look like the 960-Vision-concept as the final ICE Panamera.
That would have been just wow.

Otherwise its a pretty predictable design right now.


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That would have been perfect and it looks such a beautiful design, 4dr 918.
 
Less of an extensive update , and more of a expensive update...

Is like 10-15k over the last model as far as I found online.
 
The new center console touch panel acts similar to trackpad on press down. With reduced overall width and refreshed body design, it's going to look nimble in real life, closer to Macan width than Cayenne width on exterior.

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Will Porsche also include the App for dancing suspension? :) 0.55 time.
 
Is this the laziest redesign of a car ever?
This is just a facelift of a facelift.
I like design. It seems like it's only in the recent generation that Porsche has cracking how to transplant the 911 design language on to a sedan or SUV. Panamera and Cayenne are legit attractive cars now and not abomination like their first generations.

Its going to be hugely impressive to drive with the active suspension. No rollbars. No tilt and hardly any roll. flatter ride that lifts the suspension over bumps. Amazing stuff.
Finally a car that actually has this suspension.

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I like design. It seems like it's only in the recent generation that Porsche has cracking how to transplant the 911 design language on to a sedan or SUV. Panamera and Cayenne are legit attractive cars now and not abomination like their first generations.


Finally a car that actually has this suspension.

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Already been done
 
Porsche playing it so safe lately could be a à-la-911 plan?

I mean , Panamera is almost the same thing over the years....Cayenne the same thing....

911 is the most profitable car of all , with around 50% margin.

Given the fact that Porsche is pretty much flat in the last years , with "special" editions of 911 here and there , could they have implemented the same thing to Panamera too? The price is up pretty good.
 

Porsche

Dr. Ing. h.c. F. Porsche AG, is a German automobile manufacturer specializing in high-performance sports cars, SUVs, and sedans, headquartered in Stuttgart, Baden-Württemberg, Germany. Owned by Volkswagen AG, it was founded in 1931 by Ferdinand Porsche. In its early days, Porsche was contracted by the German government to create a vehicle for the masses, which later became the Volkswagen Beetle. In the late 1940s, Ferdinand's son Ferry Porsche began building his car, which would result in the Porsche 356.
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