21.09.2009
Most of us are probably in two minds over the new Panamera – on the one hand it’s a low and sleek saloon that successfully translates the Porsche DNA especially with its Carrera GT face, however its rear-end takes a little more adjustment and can be quite colour sensitive.
But these thoughts are highly subjective and will depend more on personal taste than any conclusion of right or wrong, so let’s move away from the Panamera’s styling and starts thinking about it as a drivers car. The following video was recorded at a recent launch event and provides an excellent rendition of the Panamera’s sound on the road. Nice isn’t it?
We’ll bring you more videos and insights during the forthcoming months, in the meantime hopefully this provides you with something other than the Panamera’s styling to talk about.
About Steve Davies
Steve is a media, venture, and technology advisor and a former Partner at KPMG Consulting, PriceWaterhouse Coopers and Managing Partner at EIM - his clients range from global web and media companies to small start-ups. He formed Drivers Republic (DR) in 2007, the UK's first digital automotive magazine, with a team of EVO and Autocar writers before creating SkiddMark, and also writes as a guest contributor on Unruly Media’s Meme Machine blog and for Econsultancy’s digital marketing blog.
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2 Comments
Javi M
September 21, 2009there is something in that engine´s sound that i don´t really like it. i don´t know what exactly but it isn´t as nice as it could be.
Javi M
September 21, 2009there is something in that engine´s sound that i don´t really like it. i don´t know what exactly but it isn´t as nice as it could be.