Porsche Panamera Spied ahead of Geneva
Two minutes of Porsche Panamera caught on video
By Thami Masemola
February 15, 2008 2:58 PM
Filed Under: Geneva Motor Show, German, Porsche, Spy Photos
Unless our spy photographer has been snapped up by Porsche and has now crossed over to the other side, this Porsche Panamera video looks like a marketing tool for Porsche ahead of Geneva. Not that they need one; Panamera will probably sell itself anyway. How a hidden guy with a small camera can spot the same car in the same area three different times is abnormal in our business.
Doesn’t matter, have a look for yourself and check out Panamera undisguised, driving on a public road. If you have been on Planet Ignorance for the past year and are wondering what in Porsche’s name Panamera is, I’ll fill you in a bit. This is the rival to high-end performance four-door models from the likes of Audi, BMW and Mercedes-Benz. Panamera is the second four-door Porsche after the Cayenne and hopes to catch buyers that want a “family” Porsche but don’t necessarily like the high ride offered by the Cayenne.
A number of powerful engines will come standard, including the same hybrid that will become available in the Cayenne.
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