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Old 11-21-2006, 08:57 AM   #1
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here's pix of their upcoming sedan.

Porsche Panamera sedan


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Old 11-21-2006, 06:46 PM   #2
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That is SCHWEET! That by far is the best 4 door I have ever seen. I really like it. Anybody know what the proposed powerplant is going to be?
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Old 11-21-2006, 09:40 PM   #3
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I think it looks very good..albeit very similar to the 997. The side/front profile is perfect for a 911 I think. The 911 only looks really good as a coupe though...the cabrio version looks like a bathtub with a big butt and not as good as the boxster imo.
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Old 11-22-2006, 10:54 AM   #4
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That is SCHWEET! That by far is the best 4 door I have ever seen. I really like it. Anybody know what the proposed powerplant is going to be?
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Initially the front-engined “family” Porsche will come on the market with an 8 cylinder 350hp engine and/or with a biturbo engine delivering 560hp. A lesser costly version will be powered by a 3.5 litre 300 HP fuel engine which is already being used in the Cayenne, four-wheel-drive is standard equipment. The top-of-the line Panamera gets the 10 cylinder 700hp engine coming from the Porsche GT.
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The top-of-the line Panamera gets the 10 cylinder 700hp engine coming from the Porsche GT.
Is that the engine that they will use when they run it in Nascar? By the way I thought the Carrera GT was around 500-550 not 700hp?
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....And the MSRP for the Standard 3.5L 300HP bare bone edition is looking around 80K I bet.
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That will teach them to spy on the new 911!!!
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Is that the engine that they will use when they run it in Nascar? By the way I thought the Carrera GT was around 500-550 not 700hp?
The original concept was around 550 but I think the street version was about 610. However we all know Porsche engines can be modified to give a little more hp (Porsche does with every engine) so I wouldn't be surprised if they can get 700 hp outta that V10.
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I thought they were re-doing the GT to a 900 HP engine.
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I thought they were re-doing the GT to a 900 HP engine.
Yeah, that's the GT1. It may have 950 or more hp. They haven't said what the engine will be. Could be a modified V10 from the GT or possibly a twin turbo larger version of the Cayenne V8.
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Is that the engine that they will use when they run it in Nascar? By the way I thought the Carrera GT was around 500-550 not 700hp?
The Carrera Gt's V10 makes 607hp stock...but more is in there.
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