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I don't understand why all car magazines assume that the Panamera facelift gets the 911 backlights. 
The Panamera back is huge, these "thin" lights wouldn't really look good.
RC (Germany) - Rennteam Editor Porsche Panamera Turbo S, BMW X5M, Mercedes C63 AMG Coupe PP/DP, Mini Cooper S Countryman All4
RC:
I don't understand why all car magazines assume that the Panamera facelift gets the 911 backlights.
The Panamera back is huge, these "thin" lights wouldn't really look good.
Some even think that these lights are too small for the rather big 991 rear... 
The secret of life is to admire without desiring.
Wonderbar:
Rossi, I am beginning to agree with those that think the lights are too small for the 991...
I don't know, I kind of like them on the 991 but I can't imagine to see them on a bigger car like the Panamera...or even the upcoming Macan for that matter.
RC (Germany) - Rennteam Editor Porsche Panamera Turbo S, BMW X5M, Mercedes C63 AMG Coupe PP/DP, Mini Cooper S Countryman All4
Rossi:
RC:
I don't understand why all car magazines assume that the Panamera facelift gets the 911 backlights.
The Panamera back is huge, these "thin" lights wouldn't really look good.
Some even think that these lights are too small for the rather big 991 rear...
Mmm, I was driving behind a 991 cabriolet this morning and that very thought struck me... again. The lights look a bit thin for that big rear
997.2 Carrera S in Carrara White. PASM-Sport Suspension (-20 mm), PSE.
987.1 Boxster S in Arctic Silver. OZ Racing Ultraleggera Wheels, H&R Monotube Coil-Over Suspension, H&R Anti-Roll Bars, Sachs Racing Clutch, Single-Mass Flywheel, IPD Plenum, GT3 Throttle Body, Recaro Pole Position Seats, PSE, Alpine Head Unit and Amplifier, Focal Speakers
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Rossi:
RC:
I don't understand why all car magazines assume that the Panamera facelift gets the 911 backlights.
The Panamera back is huge, these "thin" lights wouldn't really look good.
Some even think that these lights are too small for the rather big 991 rear...Mmm, I was driving behind a 991 cabriolet this morning and that very thought struck me... again. The lights look a bit thin for that big rear
The lights are very nice. It is the rear that got huge.
"Form follows function"
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Rossi:
RC:
I don't understand why all car magazines assume that the Panamera facelift gets the 911 backlights.
The Panamera back is huge, these "thin" lights wouldn't really look good.
Some even think that these lights are too small for the rather big 991 rear...Mmm, I was driving behind a 991 cabriolet this morning and that very thought struck me... again. The lights look a bit thin for that big rear
The lights are very nice. It is the rear that got huge.
I don't have a problem with a big rear 
997.2 Carrera S in Carrara White. PASM-Sport Suspension (-20 mm), PSE.
987.1 Boxster S in Arctic Silver. OZ Racing Ultraleggera Wheels, H&R Monotube Coil-Over Suspension, H&R Anti-Roll Bars, Sachs Racing Clutch, Single-Mass Flywheel, IPD Plenum, GT3 Throttle Body, Recaro Pole Position Seats, PSE, Alpine Head Unit and Amplifier, Focal Speakers
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Rossi:
RC:
I don't understand why all car magazines assume that the Panamera facelift gets the 911 backlights.
The Panamera back is huge, these "thin" lights wouldn't really look good.
Some even think that these lights are too small for the rather big 991 rear...Mmm, I was driving behind a 991 cabriolet this morning and that very thought struck me... again. The lights look a bit thin for that big rear
The lights are very nice. It is the rear that got huge.
I don't have a problem with a big rear
On cars too? 
"Form follows function"
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Rossi:
RC:
I don't understand why all car magazines assume that the Panamera facelift gets the 911 backlights.
The Panamera back is huge, these "thin" lights wouldn't really look good.
Some even think that these lights are too small for the rather big 991 rear...Mmm, I was driving behind a 991 cabriolet this morning and that very thought struck me... again. The lights look a bit thin for that big rear
The lights are very nice. It is the rear that got huge.
I don't have a problem with a big rear
On cars too?
Touche! You won 
997.2 Carrera S in Carrara White. PASM-Sport Suspension (-20 mm), PSE.
987.1 Boxster S in Arctic Silver. OZ Racing Ultraleggera Wheels, H&R Monotube Coil-Over Suspension, H&R Anti-Roll Bars, Sachs Racing Clutch, Single-Mass Flywheel, IPD Plenum, GT3 Throttle Body, Recaro Pole Position Seats, PSE, Alpine Head Unit and Amplifier, Focal Speakers
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Rossi:
RC:
I don't understand why all car magazines assume that the Panamera facelift gets the 911 backlights.
The Panamera back is huge, these "thin" lights wouldn't really look good.
Some even think that these lights are too small for the rather big 991 rear...Mmm, I was driving behind a 991 cabriolet this morning and that very thought struck me... again. The lights look a bit thin for that big rear
The lights are very nice. It is the rear that got huge.
I don't have a problem with a big rear
I' ve got a problem with a high rear
997.2 C2S, PDK, -20mm
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Rossi:
RC:
I don't understand why all car magazines assume that the Panamera facelift gets the 911 backlights.
The Panamera back is huge, these "thin" lights wouldn't really look good.
Some even think that these lights are too small for the rather big 991 rear...Mmm, I was driving behind a 991 cabriolet this morning and that very thought struck me... again. The lights look a bit thin for that big rear
The lights are very nice. It is the rear that got huge.
I don't have a problem with a big rear
I' ve got a problem with a high rear
Big and high rear.
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The secret of life is to admire without desiring.
Aug 2, 2012 11:09:59 PM
Carrara:
Enmanuel:
That would diminish the brand so much.
Actually considering the Porsche already has 1 SUV, 1 due in the future, and a bloated sedan, it can't really get too much worse.
And actually, I think a Panamera Estate would be a million times better than the ugly bloated coupe. Bring it on!
I'm with you, that body lends itself to a "shooting brake" concept.
Aug 3, 2012 9:58:46 AM
I wonder what name Porsche will choose for it (privided they build it), had some fun thinking about it:
I guess a functional description might not work so a new fantasy name (a la Macan) would need to be created. What is your take on it?
911 Club Coupe, 72' 911 Targa 2.4 S, 12' Audi S4 Avant
I would call it "Panamera Turismo".
It relates to the other "latin" origin names used by Porsche, like Carrera, Targa and Panamera itself (from Panamericana).
It also sounds good and it is easy to pronounce in a uniform way internationally, unlike Macan and Cayenne.
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Aug 4, 2012 9:16:48 AM
Aug 4, 2012 9:32:58 AM
Atzporsche:
fritz:
Someone has put some effort into restoring that tractor!
One like that is for sale at the Porsche dealer in Zuffenhausen for only 16k EUR. I steal if you ask me
I don't know why but there are a lot of Porsche tractor enthusiasts around Zuffenhausen.
If the tractor is well restored, the dealer will get his price.
I've played with the idea of buying a Junior myself, though I never really had the room to store it warm and dry. The days when you could pick one up from a farmer for maybe €1500 are well past.
fritz
Aug 9, 2012 8:46:35 AM
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