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Aug 12, 2008 4:27:00 PM
- Spyderidol
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Ron (Houston)
Re: Panamera interior shot
you can read the labels on the buttons well in this picture:
http://img.worldcarfans.com/US/2008/8/13/9080813.006/9080813.006.Mini11L2.jpg
http://img.worldcarfans.com/US/2008/8/13/9080813.006/9080813.006.Mini11L2.jpg
Re: Panamera interior shot
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trip said:
Notice the second button from the bottom on the left side. Looks like this car will have adjustable ride height.
And the first one on the right side from the bottom seem to manually operate the pop up expandable spoiler. Am I the only one who can't locate a traditional parking brake, no?
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ISUK said:
6 of the buttons on each side of the gear shift are for the seatsHow could a designer come up with such bad ergonomics on a clean sheet design??
No the top 3 are for ventilation direction (up-straight-down) for each side (driver and passenger).
Below are the heated seats.
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No the top 3 are for ventilation direction (up-straight-down) for each side (driver and passenger).
Below are the heated seats.
Still six buttons for seat controls on a centre console. That's plain nuts, especially when 4 of them are for ventilation if you are correct. The Generation 2 997 has two seat related buttons on the centre console - one for seat heating and the other for ventilation. The Panamera set up makes i-drive look sensible all of a sudden (and it's much improved in the new 7 series and even drawing some faint praise in the motoring press). That centre console around the gearshift just looks a mess IMHO and you can see how ugly the blanks look on the RHS of the shifter
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Spyderidol said:
I quite like this :
Starting to look some what promising.
How can you tell from this kind of pic?
This pic seems to have less camo than other mules we have seen. Several areas are still taped up but painted panels are becoming obvious versus cladding.
Aug 14, 2008 2:07:14 PM
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Aug 14, 2008 6:10:25 PM
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Aug 15, 2008 8:36:45 AM
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Joost said:
I like porsche iDrive system very much! Just a square white box with a little red pushbutton... very stylish!
Nahhh, That's iPhone integration kit
To be honest, I kind of like the interior and its layout
Actually this is the self destruct button if the mule gets spotted!
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Seriously though, the interior is crap and I'm sure the exterior isn't far behind on the ugly meter.
I don't see it your way. They put all buttons on the wide middle console in a logical sorting and freed the dashboard. Nothing wrong with this IMO. I am not saying it is anything brilliant but on the other hand it is not in bad taste.
Also I like how the wide and deep middle console surrounds and isolates the driver creating a cockpit effect.
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A Porsche should be a class leader in looks, performance, and technology. The panamera is a luxury performance sedan.
The interior should be a mix of metals, wood, and leather, no plastic, no vinyls. It should flow with curves, not perpidicular, angled surfaces.
The controls should be voice activated with integrated hud displays, not a 1960's tv screen and more buttons than a nuke station.
Yup and the sad part is they have done better, all this time in the maling and it is amateurish.
Agree with that, bmw second only to Aston in use of wood. pic down below.
The 928 has the most comfortable, ergonomic, functional, flowing cockpit in any car i have sat in. I have sat in most.
The interior should be a mix of metals, wood, and leather, no plastic, no vinyls. It should flow with curves, not perpidicular, angled surfaces.
The controls should be voice activated with integrated hud displays, not a 1960's tv screen and more buttons than a nuke station.
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Seriously though, the interior is crap and I'm sure the exterior isn't far behind on the ugly meter.
Yup and the sad part is they have done better, all this time in the maling and it is amateurish.
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ADias said:
Another overdone ugly sedan. The interior is gaudy. BMW makes great sedans, with great interiors, their external looks notwithstanding, and that is it.
Agree with that, bmw second only to Aston in use of wood. pic down below.
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reginos said:
Also I like how the wide and deep middle console surrounds and isolates the driver creating a cockpit effect.
The 928 has the most comfortable, ergonomic, functional, flowing cockpit in any car i have sat in. I have sat in most.
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