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Moreover, I'd use the new Cayenne front end to give it a shared family look.
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Find me a manufacturer that doesn't use the same design cues across it's line.
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I really don't like the rear end at all. I remember seeing the original sketches last year and thought they looked beautiful. But that rear end looks like it came off a new VW Beetle.
I revise my prediction after looking at the photos again - stretched 911 with a Cayman rear end.
It's funny to see a Porsche mule with such tiny pipes.... looks like a Honda exhaust.
There are quite a few design interpretations/speculations out there for the Panamera; here are some of them. However, Porsche has not yet confirmed anything and we know that Wiedeking and team are marketing pros so I'm sure that the car will look great; independent but still allied with the modern 911.
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I don't think we can make any true judgement yet. The thing is still all covered up. I like the lines i can see, and think it shows good promise. I just hope by the time the thing actually comes out the hype and anticipation has not foundered to the point where no one cares. We have been hearing about the car for 3 years now. This is a car they are building after all not a freaking commercial airliner. Good greif. Hurry up already.
I'm amazed at how often heavy words are thrown when the topic at hand involves the aesthetics.
Ugly?
WHAHAHAHAHAH I hope ya'll have really hot wives/gfs or something because, dude, you guys have an extremely small margin for error!
I for one am confident that it'll come out fantastic.
Good luck on that!
Find me a manufacturer that doesn't use the same design cues across it's line.
The cayenne is just an 911 stretched upwards and out.
My whole point is if they build a stretched 911 with four doors I don't think it will sell. The Cayenne does not look like a 911. I will concede the front but the rest ..... no.
They will make it a stretched 911 and as for the Cayenne, it is exactly that. They took a 911 and stretched it into the form factor of a typical SUV.
Think about it - all SUVs have the same shape. Put a 911 into Photoshop and stretch it into an SUV shape and I know what you'll see.
I'll even give you instructions on how to do it.
i) Take the line from the center of the door and stretch the entire car above that line upwards and the opposite side downwards.
ii) Push the nose in to make the SUV stub nose.
iii) push the rear end in to make it flush.
Hmm. Looks like a Cayenne to me. Anyone can be a car designer!
I wasn't talking about punching it in the nose and kicking it in the butt, all I was saying if they STRETCH a 911 it wont look good. Some of the previous pics looked like that to me. Ok I'm over 40 so that's my excuse.
Well, look at it from this perspective.
The Panamera is said to be built as an extension of the Porsche 989 Concept:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Porsche_989
Now you can see how this was just a stretched 993 or a precursor to the early 996. I'd expect something similar to the final Panamera.
Holy mother of G0d. It looks like a Citroen. A sedan with a hatchback? Tragedy. I really hope they go back to a trunk. I, for one, will be sticking with Bimmers if that's how the Porsche saloon turns out. Moreover, I'd use the new Cayenne front end to give it a shared family look.
As for the limo, just looking at it cracks me up. Then again, I remember seeing 2 white stretch Cayennes in the city last year. Travesty.
