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"Porsche's controversial Panamera is only now launching in Europe and the U.S., but the VW takeover reportedly means it will be dead after just one full product cycle. (Courtesy of Porsche Cars North America Inc)"
from the GT2/GT3 side
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David
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2001 BMW 740i Sport
wait until the V6 appears...they will make a lot of money on them, just like the Cayennes.
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The local Porsche dealer here in Stockholm already got over 40 orders (about 1/4 delivered) on the Panamera, not sure about the USA but it seems to become a popular car over here.
A new car platform like this from a company with Porsche's pedigree, and which causes such positive emotion from some and negative from others, is not something that's going to just get pulled. To much time and resources invested to just drop it.
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