Porsche Panamera 4S PDK Review: Porsche's Panache
911 purists might loathe the idea but the four-door Panamera is here to stay.
While the test car had many of the boxes checked on the options list, a customer will find his bill escalating exponentially with each option he prescribes for. This include the carbon fibre inserts, the Sports Chrono pack, heated steering wheel and the list goes on. But one should definitely consider the reverse camera option because the view through the rear view mirror is slightly lacking, as if it were there just to fulfil safety regulations. While this isn't much of a problem when pulling away from the traffic or bombing down the backroads, it'll be a challenge to park the car without this option.
The Panamera isn't for everybody though. There are other limos that may be more luxurious, comfortable, spacious and practical, yet doesn't come with the hefty price tag of a Porsche. But there is nothing quite like the Panamera which combines both luxury and performance in one well-rounded package. It's a car that you'll get if you want to drive something more sporty without sacrificing on the practicality of a four-door saloon.
Credits: Story by John Toh Photos by Yang
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