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If you're in the market for a car that's agile, stylish and luxurious, then a used Porsche Panamera is a great choice. With its well-designed exterior and interior styling, the Panamera is undeniably a Porsche, but is a more practical model. The array of powertrain options allows for superior acceleration or lower running costs with the hybrid models.
There have been several options with the Panamera, including petrol, diesel and hybrid engines, a manual or an automatic transmission, and rear- or four-wheel drive.
PetrolThe Porsche Panamera is a more practical option than the 911, giving rear passengers a place to relax and unwind.
Interior spaceFor many years, Porsche was only known for making sports cars. However, in 2009, Porsche decided to add sports-car performance to a four-door model, known as the Panamera. Now in its third generation, the Panamera is still a top option for buyers who are looking to achieve speeds similar to the 911 but who want more seating room and practicality.
Many of the changes with the third-generation Panamera weren't easy to recognise. The car still resembled a 911 with a larger size and four LED blocks for headlights. It fits perfectly with the design of the Cayenne and other Porsches. The only major exterior differences between this and the last generation are the unique headlights and updated bumper design.
Inside the cabin, many more updates were made. A fully digital driver display draws immediate attention. The company also upgraded the engine options, ensuring drivers can access increased power.
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Porsche wanted to build on the success of the first generation, so the company decided to change some small aspects of the styling to make it appeal to more people. The short bonnet and similar headlights to the 911 made it a top choice among enthusiasts who needed more interior space.
In 2020, Porsche released an updated variant of the Panamera with a redesigned bumper and rear light strip running over the boot lid. New LED taillights were also installed, but the three-piece retractable wing remained.
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When the Panamera first arrived in 2009, it was seen as an extension of the 911 with more doors and interior space. The premium sports saloon looked similar to the Cayenne SUV with big vents that extracted air from the wheel area to decrease front lift. The cabin had a four-seat layout with plenty of support for passengers.
A 2013 update was released to deal with some issues found after the original unveiling. The most significant improvement was the replacement of the bi-xenon headlights with full LED lamps. The front and rear bumpers received a design refresh, while larger side scoops were installed.
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The petrol engines are the most popular, followed by the hybrid, due to its availability and impressive power. We expect that the PHEV will continue to grow in popularity.
Porsche names its models based on the engine configuration, with the new lineup including the Panamera, 4, 4 E-Hybrid, 4S E-Hybrid and Turbo E-Hybrid. The 4 has been the most popular variant, as a step up from the base model with added power, but both contain many of the same features.
The Porsche Panamera was available with a standard four-seat configuration, but there are some models with a rear bench seat to hold three. There are also upgradable safety features found in some used cars, such as autonomous emergency braking.
The Panamera is a practical sports car, combining the power and excitement of the 911 with the ability to carry four adults comfortably. It's designed for families who prefer a luxurious experience or for executives who want to impress.
Most of the newest models contain a hybrid powertrain. Some models can achieve up to 58 miles of electric-only travel, while the Turbo E-Hybrid is known for its 4.0-litre V8 engine and electric motor that generates 671bhp and has a 0-62mph time of 3.2 seconds.
The newest lineup of Panamera models comes with an 8-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission. Most used Panameras also have an automatic, making it difficult to find a manual gearbox option.
The majority of used Panamera models have four-wheel drive for added capability. There are also models with rear-wheel drive that give the luxury car a sportier feel.
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