By the way, as with all Porsche's the options vary and the equipment makes a difference. A few choices on options really makes a difference, whether it is a 6 cylinder or other version.

For example, I found the window sticker for the dealer's loaner that I had today in the glove compartment.. It was a $91,000 Panamera 4, without air suspension, rear camera, and leather, but it had wood steering wheel, bose, window screens and a few other selected options. Not well optioned for that price point in a 6 cylinder Panamera...

 

drove a 2010 p4 as a loaner for 2 weeks as i waited for delivery of my 2012 p4s. the 6cyl felt much lighter when handling, but lacked the pull and throating exhaust note that i fell in love with. go for the 8cyl