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En la práctica igualaría su batalla con la de un clase S...largo :cry: Y asi como de rondón en el artículo cuelan lo de "otras variantes de carrocería".
Parece ser que la demanda en China y USA asi lo aconseja : me pregunto para cuando una versión capitoné o chasis-cabina, o incluso fúnebre, con posible uso mixto como isotermo normal
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Bueno, a mi plim, el coche no me gusta tampoco mucho en su estado normal de botijillo
Pero vamos... que todo puede empeorar
Porsche Panamera to receive long-wheelbase treatment for 2012 - AutoWeek Magazine
Parece ser que la demanda en China y USA asi lo aconseja : me pregunto para cuando una versión capitoné o chasis-cabina, o incluso fúnebre, con posible uso mixto como isotermo normal
.
Bueno, a mi plim, el coche no me gusta tampoco mucho en su estado normal de botijillo
Pero vamos... que todo puede empeorar Porsche Panamera to receive long-wheelbase treatment for 2012 - AutoWeek Magazine
Porsche Panamera to receive long-wheelbase treatment for 2012
By GREG KABLE on 2/11/2011
Porsche
All of the added length for the Porsche Panamera is set to be incorporated in a longer rear door and a larger rear-door aperture.
Porsche is developing a long-wheelbase version of the Panamera in a bid to satisfy demand for greater rear-seat legroom from customers in North American and China.
Details remain sketchy, but insiders at the company's research and development center in Germany have indicated to AutoWeek that the 115-inch wheelbase of today's Panamera will be extended by almost five inches, taking it up to nearly 120 inches. By comparison, the long-wheelbase version of the Mercedes-Benz S-class boasts a 124-inch wheelbase.
All of the added length is set to be incorporated in a longer rear door and a larger rear-door aperture--a move that will also rectify one of the Porsche's weaknesses by providing improved rear-seat access.
The stretched version of the four-door Porsche is planned to go on sale in 2012, coinciding with a planned facelift of the existing standard-wheelbase model. Before it goes on sale, though, Porsche will be kept busy with the launch of gasoline-electric hybrid and diesel versions of the big liftback.
Meanwhile, plans for four-seat convertible and shooting-brake versions of the Panamera have been put on hold until 2015.
“We've decided to wait until the second-generation model before adding alternative body styles,” a high-ranking Porsche official told AutoWeek. “We're already flat-out meeting demand for a single body style as it is.”
Read more: Porsche Panamera to receive long-wheelbase treatment for 2012 - AutoWeek Magazine
By GREG KABLE on 2/11/2011
Porsche All of the added length for the Porsche Panamera is set to be incorporated in a longer rear door and a larger rear-door aperture.
Porsche is developing a long-wheelbase version of the Panamera in a bid to satisfy demand for greater rear-seat legroom from customers in North American and China.
Details remain sketchy, but insiders at the company's research and development center in Germany have indicated to AutoWeek that the 115-inch wheelbase of today's Panamera will be extended by almost five inches, taking it up to nearly 120 inches. By comparison, the long-wheelbase version of the Mercedes-Benz S-class boasts a 124-inch wheelbase.
All of the added length is set to be incorporated in a longer rear door and a larger rear-door aperture--a move that will also rectify one of the Porsche's weaknesses by providing improved rear-seat access.
The stretched version of the four-door Porsche is planned to go on sale in 2012, coinciding with a planned facelift of the existing standard-wheelbase model. Before it goes on sale, though, Porsche will be kept busy with the launch of gasoline-electric hybrid and diesel versions of the big liftback.
Meanwhile, plans for four-seat convertible and shooting-brake versions of the Panamera have been put on hold until 2015.
“We've decided to wait until the second-generation model before adding alternative body styles,” a high-ranking Porsche official told AutoWeek. “We're already flat-out meeting demand for a single body style as it is.”
Read more: Porsche Panamera to receive long-wheelbase treatment for 2012 - AutoWeek Magazine
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