Officials haven't yet confirmed either the Cabrio or 2-door GT Coupe, but it's a logical extension of Porsche´s design logic. With 14 different variants of the Porsche 911 available, it makes sense that the company would want to diversify the Panamera as well. Last week Porsche R&D chief Wolfgang Dürheimer has told several outlets the same thing, clearly implying more kinds of Panamera are on their way.
The first two major variants to come are likely to be the Cabrio and the GT Coupe. Both will feature just two doors, in the case of the Cabrio, to help maintain rigidity, while in the case of the GT Coupe, to deliver a sleeker body profile. The Cabrio could hit the market in late 2011. It is ecpected to use a folding soft top rather than the retractable hard top that has come into vogue of late.

 

Looking good, this will steal sales away from 911 cab.

 

I like this design. Looks like it would compete with the 6er, Jag, Aston, Maserati, etc.

 

Love the lines.....very sweet looking !

 

I like it very much.......

 

removes much of the ugly hatch design in the sedan. let's hope they have the sensibiliy to shorten the length.

 

I would get in line in a minute, much much much better looking than the sedan. I would use as my daily driver

 

Looks nice!

 

wow! looks nice! I'm in if so!!!

 

I saw the Panamera for the first time today. I saw the S/4S/Turbo versions and I have to say that I was pleased with how it came out. BY FAR 100 TIMES BETTER THAN ANY PICTURE TAKEN, this car just doesn't photo well.

However I have to say this needs to stay as a 4 door sedan/coupe, if they try and push it as a conv. or a coupe it's going to be as successful as the 928...

 

I would buy that....

 

another rendering:

 

That actually seems to look good, but we havent seen the rear yet. Hopefully it isn't as disgusting as the Panamera rear.

 

Wow, I like!

 

Now that i like!!! Lookin good!!

Lou