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Spy video: 2010 Porsche Panamera

Spy video: 2010 Porsche Panamera

Viknesh Vijayenthiran February 15th, 2008 Viknesh Vijayenthiran By Viknesh Vijayenthiran Author February 15th, 2008
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December 31st, 1969 Porsche has released full details for its 2010 Panamera sedan, which you can read about by clicking here. Porsche’s four-door Panamera is still more than a year away but officials don’t seem to be worried about concealing the car while in testing. Several Panamera prototypes have been spotted driving in Stuttgart traffic in broad daylight. The cars still wear some camouflage but we do get a good look at the proportions and on-road presence of the upcoming saloon. Follow the jump to watch the full video and see some renderings of the final version or click here to read up on all the rumored specs.Porsche Panamera Renderings
Spy video: 2010 Porsche Panamera

Spy video: 2010 Porsche Panamera

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Porsche has released full details for its 2010 Panamera sedan, which you can read about by clicking here.

Porsche’s four-door Panamera is still more than a year away but officials don’t seem to be worried about concealing the car while in testing. Several Panamera prototypes have been spotted driving in Stuttgart traffic in broad daylight. The cars still wear some camouflage but we do get a good look at the proportions and on-road presence of the upcoming saloon. Follow the jump to watch the full video and see some renderings of the final version or click here to read up on all the rumored specs.
Porsche Panamera Renderings
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  1. By peste #1, Posted: 2/15/2008

    that car is very unattractive

  2. By chris #2, Posted: 2/15/2008

    peste: id rather have it than a maserati or a merc CLS

  3. By Roy #3, Posted: 2/15/2008

    I think the rear passenger window treatment in the rendering is much better. I realize they're trying to include elements of the Caymen, but I hope the final version looks a little better.

  4. By SuperSkyline89 #4, Posted: 2/15/2008

    The rear end is really the only area that could use some reworking, the rest looks alright. But I wouldn't buy it over a Maserati or a CLS, they look too sexy.

  5. By germandude #5, Posted: 2/15/2008

    For me, there will never be a 4-door-coupé sexier than the CLS. CLS all the way...!

  6. By HECTOR #6, Posted: 2/15/2008

    I'm beginning to see a Cayenne-size abortion.

  7. By Sir Yappie #7, Posted: 2/16/2008

    i cant believe this aboration will be released and sold as a porsche....what a catastrophe of a design...just because it doesnt look like anything else on the road doesnt mean its a good thing....it is ghastly.......and ive always loved my porches...it makes the 924 look like a 550 spyder !!

  8. By NaBUru38 #8, Posted: 2/16/2008

    germandude, I've travelled on the CLS' back seat, and it's damn tight. The Panamera seems to solve the sloping rear window issue with a shorter bootlid and liftback shape. Therefore, the rear window can be at 25 degrees and basketball players will be abled to sit there.

  9. By big L #9, Posted: 2/16/2008

    what happened to the old 1968-70 sketch of the 4-d00 911 that they said they couldn't produce because Porsche could not keep up with the demand. It looked pretty sleek.

  10. By big L #10, Posted: 2/16/2008

    front looks ok but it is such a lard-ass in the rear.

  11. By anthony #11, Posted: 2/16/2008

    The more I see this car develop the uglier it gets!

    So far the prize for 4-door coupe goes to Mercedes for the CLS, because the Jaguar couldn't pull it off either.

  12. By Shawn #12, Posted: 2/16/2008

    i agree that this is a, "catastrophe of a design."

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