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Mister Cool 13-04-2005 18:12

New Porsche Panamera
 
Porsche Panamera: Concept version of automaker's fourth model line due this fall

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Porsche’s anticipated fourth model line has a name: Panamera. Registered by Porsche at the same time as the Cayman moniker it is applying to the upcoming Boxster-based coupe, the new name is expected to grace a concept version of the car, which insiders describe as a combination of coupe and sedan, at the Frankfurt motor show in September.

Due out in 2008, the Panamera has been conceived as successor to the 928. Designed with space for four adults, it is also tipped to come clothed in a four-door body in a move that will pitch it into direct competition with cars like the Mercedes-Benz CLS and Maserati Quattroporte.

Secrecy surrounds the mechanical basis for the new car, though the Stuttgart rumor mill suggests Porsche chairman Wendelin Wiedeking has forged links with Volkswagen on a new rear-wheel-drive platform program in a move similar to that undertaken with the Cayenne and Touareg. Volkswagen chairman Bernd Pischetsrieder is interested in adding a new rear-wheel-drive model to the Volkswagen lineup between the Passat and Phaeton, and after the recent breakdown in talks with Maserati, it seems additional cooperation with Porsche may be in the cards.

Power for the new car is set to come from the same 4.5-liter V8 engines as those offered on the Cayenne. They include a naturally aspirated version with 340 hp and a turbo*charged unit with 450 hp. An even more powerful model with more than 500 hp is also in the pipeline. Up to 20,000 examples of the Panamera are expected to roll annually from Porsche’s Leipzig factory in Germany, where it will be produced alongside the Cayenne.









René 13-04-2005 18:13

pfff fat car :)

aldo 13-04-2005 20:05

Vind het maar niks.
Een 4-deurs porsche?

Wanneer gaan ze met de diesels beginnen?

Mister Cool 13-04-2005 20:08

English please, this is an International topic...

Big_Mac_Mark 13-04-2005 20:56

One word (or some characters...) : CLS!

aldo 13-04-2005 20:59

Quote:
Originally Posted by Mister Cool
English please, this is an International topic...


Sorry.

I don't like it at all.
A porsche with 4 doors?

Tjaap 13-04-2005 23:49

Quote:
Originally Posted by aldo

Wanneer gaan ze met de diesels beginnen?

Diesels were among the first things they made.. Junior any-one?

René 13-04-2005 23:51

hmmm porsche 4 doors... is like a motorcycle on diesel...

Mister Cool 13-04-2005 23:55

Quote:
Originally Posted by René
pfff fat car :)


Quote:
Originally Posted by René
hmmm porsche 4 doors... is like a motorcycle on diesel...


:confused:

René 14-04-2005 00:00

Quote:
Originally Posted by Mister Cool
:confused:


isn`t he fat? I did`n said i liked it :)

Mister Cool 14-04-2005 00:07

I'm sorry, misunderstanding... But 4 doors sportscars, and sportscars with diesel engine's, it seems to be normal in modern times...

Doesn't take away that I really like the car, because it's got some old looks to :D

René 14-04-2005 00:09

Quote:
Originally Posted by Mister Cool
I'm sorry, misunderstanding... But 4 doors sportscars, and sportscars with diesel engine's, it seems to be normal in modern times...

Doesn't take away that I really like the car, because it's got some old looks to :D


i`ll forgive you... ;)

Airtime 14-04-2005 07:45

Quote:
Originally Posted by René
hmmm porsche 4 doors... is like a motorcycle on diesel...


What's wrong with a diesel-engined motorcycle?







Specs: 90 bhp, 210Nm torque-things, fuel consumption 2.5 liter every 100 km! :eek:

Engine is of a 3L Lupo, I believe.

BTW, the Porsche looks like a Mazda 323f (the late model) when you look at it fast! :rolleyes:


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