Closecrayphile:They really need to have there seats at the back to make it practical - but I suppose that is the Grand Turismo. If they do a Turbo S hybrid version of that I might be tempted.
Well, in 700 hp range cars, I find Panamera as very practical car. If I need more space I would go after highly tuned Audi RS7 (instead of pretty ugly GrandTurismo version)
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Milanno:crayphile:They really need to have there seats at the back to make it practical - but I suppose that is the Grand Turismo. If they do a Turbo S hybrid version of that I might be tempted.
Well, in 700 hp range cars, I find Panamera as very practical car. If I need more space I would go after highly tuned Audi RS7 (instead of pretty ugly GrandTurismo version)
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Or the Lamborghini Urus?
Milanno:crayphile:They really need to have there seats at the back to make it practical - but I suppose that is the Grand Turismo. If they do a Turbo S hybrid version of that I might be tempted.
Well, in 700 hp range cars, I find Panamera as very practical car. If I need more space I would go after highly tuned Audi RS7 (instead of pretty ugly GrandTurismo version)
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Turbo S long wheel base (coming at the same time with short) would certainly be more practical then RS7.
absent:Turbo S long wheel base (coming at the same time with short) would certainly be more practical then RS7.
I`ve made huge mistake. I had in mind highly tuned RS6 Avant, not RS7 
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Boyko23:noone1:Wonderbar:0 to 60 mph in under 4.0 seconds, for a sedan, is impressive IMHO
E63, various Audis... they best the Panamera is 0-60 and 0-200.
We are talking about the Diesel version.
Why is the fact that it's a diesel a big deal? Gas mileage?
Dec 18, 2016 2:37:56 PM
Dec 19, 2016 1:06:07 AM
They need to finally make this thing, instead of SUVs and sedans 
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BiTurbo:Lars997:The 7 is a true luxury sedan, while the Panamera is neither a luxury sedan nor a sports car. It hits a different spot and a different market place. For me, I would never buy a Panamera. BUT - I really like it, just not for me. The new 7 - I feel tempted every time I see one. But again - I would never compare them. Different portfolio!
Anyone excited in getting one will not listen or care
Meanwhile at P showrooms globally
Milanno:crayphile:Or the Lamborghini Urus?
Not sure Urus would be suitable for most European countries (that thing will attract a lot of unwanted attention).
I'm afraid so... 
Just imagine a next gen Cayenne Turbo S with almost 700 hp and a hybrid model designation on it. 
Maybe you can even order those green brake calipers with it, so the illusion is perfect. 
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RC:Just imagine a next gen Cayenne Turbo S with almost 700 hp and a hybrid model designation on it.
Maybe you can even order those green brake calipers with it, so the illusion is perfect.
That's my plan for a new Panamera. Volcano Grey Panamera Turbo S (hybrid) with the available acid green calipers.
It'll be a twin to my Meteor Grey 918 with that livery
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RC:Just imagine a next gen Cayenne Turbo S with almost 700 hp and a hybrid model designation on it.
After 918`s incredible success among hypercar segment, badge "hybrid" is reborn and detached from "stupid Prius" image.
I am sure that a lot of people would like to have exact same "hybrid" badge and green accents like the ones you have on 918. People now know that "hybrid" on Porsche car means business.
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W8MM:RC:Just imagine a next gen Cayenne Turbo S with almost 700 hp and a hybrid model designation on it.
Maybe you can even order those green brake calipers with it, so the illusion is perfect.
That's my plan for a new Panamera. Volcano Grey Panamera Turbo S (hybrid) with the available acid green calipers.
It'll be a twin to my Meteor Grey 918 with that livery
RC (Germany) - Rennteam Editor Porsche 991 Carrera 4 GTS Cabriolet (2015), Porsche Cayenne S Diesel (2017), Audi R8 V10 Plus (2016), Mini JCW (2015)
W8MM:RC:Just imagine a next gen Cayenne Turbo S with almost 700 hp and a hybrid model designation on it.
Maybe you can even order those green brake calipers with it, so the illusion is perfect.
That's my plan for a new Panamera. Volcano Grey Panamera Turbo S (hybrid) with the available acid green calipers.
It'll be a twin to my Meteor Grey 918 with that livery
Sounds like cool "twins" and the Turbo S with hybrid will for sure be a very nice car! I'm still pondering myself over the acid green calipers or stick with the black...
lukestern:W8MM:RC:Just imagine a next gen Cayenne Turbo S with almost 700 hp and a hybrid model designation on it.
Maybe you can even order those green brake calipers with it, so the illusion is perfect.
That's my plan for a new Panamera. Volcano Grey Panamera Turbo S (hybrid) with the available acid green calipers.
It'll be a twin to my Meteor Grey 918 with that livery
Sounds like cool "twins" and the Turbo S with hybrid will for sure be a very nice car! I'm still pondering myself over the acid green calipers or stick with the black...
black!
ABT, a tuner who is very close to Volkswagen/Audi, just released a 520 hp tuning kit for the Audi SQ7, which uses the same engine as the Panamera S Diesel and the next gen Cayenne S Diesel. The Audi SQ7 has 435 instead of 422 hp though. Still...impressive because ABT is very close to VW/Audi development and if the engine is good for 520 hp... 
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