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Porsche Panamera
Porsche Panamera
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Porsche Panamera Overview

Porsche's large, four-door luxury car has a coupe silhouette and a hatchback body, but remains true to the marque. It delivers strong performance, with comfort for four adults. Handling is agile, capable, and enjoyable, with excellent steering and lots of cornering grip. The ride is firm, perhaps too firm compared with the alternatives. Normally aspirated and turbocharged V8s are offered, along with a V6. The quick-shifting seven-speed automated manual works well. The beautifully finished interior is fitted with a button-dominated center console that can be intimidating at first. The hybrid version shuts off the engine while coasting, even at highway speeds.

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