Rear headroom
for all you owners, is there alot of headroom in the rear seats? Do the seats fold flat? With the seats folded flat, is there at least 3 ft headroom in the seat area? I know, alot of dumb questions, but I hate going to the dealer to measure. Thanks!
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Hard Work
Call your dealer and ask him to provide the specific dimensions you need.
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not sure about the three feet but for humans the headroom is more than sufficient for 6'4"+ adults.
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I am 6'3" and when I sit in the rear seat, I am swimming.
I have easily 3" of space between my head and the headliner. I have plenty of legroom as well with the driver's seat positioned for me. |
One of the reasons why the Pana has that "special" roofline is that Ex-CEO Wendelin insisted that his 6'4" frame fit comfortably front and rear, the only compromise Porsche made with this car and rightly so. In July the Pana was the 3rd best selling luxury car here in germany, which is an amazing achievement. And i don`t think this would have been the case if the rear seats wouldn`t provide plenty of space!
July/2010 premium segment (germany): 1. S-Class 2. New A8 3. Panamera 4. 7-series |
Thanks all!!!!!! It was just what I needed to know!
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Originally Posted by catchmyshadow
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@JenK, here is another review, with luggage plus dog photos:
http://www.autoblog.com/2010/06/08/my-big-fat-porsche-panamera-4s-wedding/ P.S. I would go for the Burmester (Burmester is God!). U will surely use it much more than the Sports chrono package. |
I'm 6'3 an I fit in the back of a Panamera as well. I couldnt believe it but I had headroom
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With the seats folded down, most dogs would have plenty of room back there (obviously not Newfoundlands!). Go for the Burmeister!
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Hi JenK,
With the back seat folded down I measured for you. I got 26" towards the front were the dog would be standing if he was licking your ear while you're driving your Panamera S with Sport Chrono while listening to the BOSE stereo (a little hint about my thoughts on your other question). A little further aft (about where a rear passenger's head would be), Mr Dog has about about 29". When the rear seats are folded down they aren't quite flat. The rear luggage area is, but the slope of the roof is cutting down dog/elf/pygmy giraffe head room pretty severely back there. cheers, Richfield |
Originally Posted by Richfield
(Post 2937730)
Hi JenK,
With the back seat folded down I measured for you. I got 26" towards the front were the dog would be standing if he was licking your ear while you're driving your Panamera S with Sport Chrono while listening to the BOSE stereo (a little hint about my thoughts on your other question). A little further aft (about where a rear passenger's head would be), Mr Dog has about about 29". When the rear seats are folded down they aren't quite flat. The rear luggage area is, but the slope of the roof is cutting down dog/elf/pygmy giraffe head room pretty severely back there. cheers, Richfield |
Originally Posted by catchmyshadow
(Post 2937561)
@JenK, here is another review, with luggage plus dog photos:
http://www.autoblog.com/2010/06/08/m...ra-4s-wedding/ P.S. I would go for the Burmester (Burmester is God!). U will surely use it much more than the Sports chrono package. I am glad to know the Pan can handle a Keg!!!! My dogs are a bit larger, but it looks like they will fit nicely! And when I get it, I will put my 2 Bernese mountain dogs in there and take some pics! |
The Standard Audio System is not bad at all, so good choice with all the other options, esp. GT-silver, i love GT-silver!
Looking forward to the pics with the doggys. :D |
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