Day 1 photos from the 2010 Tokyo Auto Salon. Some cars uploaded to MadWhips.com already include the ASI Ferrari F430, Carlsson SLR 722, BBS Porsche Panamera, Modified Mazda RX-7 FD's, Acura NSX, Tommykaira Silver Wolf GT-R, Gazoo Racing Lexus LF-A, Acura and Honda NSX, Branew Prius, Fairlady Z, Lexus 600h, NISMO GTR, NISMO 370Z. Check back daily for more pics!
2009 Dubai International Motor Show 10 which include some crazy FAB Design Mclaren SLR's, Hamann Tornado, Hamann BMW X6M, Gemballa Mirage GT, Gemballa Tornado GTS, FAB Design AMG SL65, FAB Design Porsche Panamera, ASMA Performance all Carbon Fiber Mclraren SLR
The new Porsche Panamera will be powered by a 3.6 L direct injection engine, the same that will be installed on the next Cayenne, producing no more than 300 horse power and 295 lb-ft of torque. Officials say that this new version is 30 kg lighter than the V8 in the curent Panamera S. It will get the PDK transmission and the engine's start/stop sytem.
Lumma Design has just recently released their Porsche Panamera CLR 700GT widebody upgrade kit sporting an aggressive aerodynamic race friendly front clip, massive wheel arches to house 22 inch deep dish rims, a monstrous brake system upgrade and a 1.38 inch drop in suspension.
Recent Porsche Panamera headlines strongly suggest that Porsche will be producing a 2 door, 4 seat Panamera Convertivle! “We have a broad range of 14 derivatives of the 911 that are very successful,” development chief Wolfgang Duerheimer told Automobilwoche.
Porsche engineers were out in full gear, with a parade of at least 5 prototypes,giving photographers more chances to take pictures of the Porsche Panamera. The entry-level powerplant will be Volkswagen’s 3.5-liter six-cylinder engine with 300 bhp, while Porsche’s own drivetrain will be a direct-injection eight-cylinder petrol engine, available in naturally-aspirated guise (350 bhp) and with twin-turbo (560 bhp).
Autospies is reporting that the engine for the upcoming Porsche Panamera is testing on the Nurburgring, but protected from prying eyes by using a completely different test mule. An M5 sure is unusual.
For Porsche, the 911 has been both a blessing, and a curse. A blessing in that it has seems to have transcended the usual automotive evolutionary process; a curse in that the car still, in many ways, defines the entire company
he Porsche Panamera finally made it’s glorious debut to the world yesterday at the 2009 Shanghai Auto Show in China. The new 4 door Porsche will be available as a 4.8L V8 which delivers 400hp and a twin turbo 500hp option.
The Porsche Panamera and their test driving Engineers are back at it as spy photographers found a group testing them in ripping around Spain. Porsche seems to be putting the final touches on the Panamera as they prepare the sedan for a March 2009 launch.
The front-engine, rear-wheel drive, four-seater has been caught testing in a variety of guises, this, however, is the first time we've actually been given a taste of what the production car will look like. The front end screams Porsche design, with headlamps pulled straight from the concept and a front clip that is taking heavy cues from the Turbo and Cayman. Unfortunately, from the a-pillar on back, it's less noteworthy and more, well, unfinished.