Porsche Panamera Interior Spied From Passenger Seat
Spy photos of upcoming Porsche Panamera's interior, taken from the passenger seat
By Christopher Jackson
October 30, 2008 6:43 PM
Filed Under: German, Porsche
We've got some excellent spy photos of the Porsche Panamera's interior, courtesy of Teamspeed.com. The pictures appear to have been shot from the passenger seat, and show that the four-door Porsche's got a very familiar-looking five-pod instrument panel. It also appears to have a 911-style left-hand ignition key. The center console is festooned with buttons, hinting at the high equipment levels that will no doubt be available when the Panamera enters the market against some very worthy competitors from Aston Martin, Mercedes and Maserati. During 2009, expect most Panameras to be high-content, high-profile V8 models, with the less expensive V6 coming along once Porsche's luxury-sport sedan has established itself as a worthy competitor to the Mercedes CLS and Maserati Quattroporte.
More photos can be found at the Teamspeed website.
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Comments
I don't really get Porsche:
1. When updating the 911 or the Boxster/Cayman, there is seriously almost no visible change! (yeah, yeah the customers are all lining up as usual and they are all conservative to the max, but come on, live a little!)
2. Cayenne and Panamera are both (so far) fugly as hell, and utterly last decade in terms of energy usage, thus not "trendy" or "hip".
3. Now they are taking over VW and all included brands. Why not let Audi, VW, Lamborghini, Bugatti, Seat and Skoda (+Scania) make everything but the 911 and the Boxster/Cayman?
Stop messing around!
what do u need all the buttons for......
I think the starter has to be on the left, but this time it's not from tradition but because there's no room on the right. ;)
To me, even from the photo. I can tell that there are great quality materials within this car so that is a thumbs up for me....but the outside is still a thumbs down probably two
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