Thoughts on this build?
#1
Thoughts on this build?
Hi everyone. I am contemplating getting a Panamera Turbo S and have come up with the following build:
http://www.porsche-code.com/PFRJRSK4
I am looking for a color combo that makes the Panamera seem like a smaller car than it actually is, thus the black color. Thoughts on Blackk vs. Jet Black? Thoughts on the tinted rear LEDs? I don't really like black rims so I think the Turbo IIs are a nice option and contrast nicely with the black car.
Also, in the configurator it says that if you select Sports Exhaust you can't select black tail pipes and the Sport Exhaust options states the tips are stainless steel. Yet according to Porsche's page it states the Sports Exhaust makes the tips black on the GTS and Turbo S. Anyone know for sure? "The tailpipes of the Panamera GTS and Panamera Turbo S sports exhaust system have a matte black painted finish as standard." Source: http://www.porsche.com/usa/models/pa...xhaust-system/
Finally, are the options I'm seeing online in the configurator for MY2015 or MY2014? And if they are for 14, does anyone know what will be different/new for 15?
Configuration below.
Thanks,
Keith
Description No. Colour Info Price
Panamera Turbo S
$180,300
Packages
Premium Package Plus
P48
$4,780
Exterior Color
Black
A1
$0
Interior Color
Leather Interior in Black
AC
$0
Exterior
Fuel Cap with Aluminum Look Finish
XYB
$160
Tinted LED Taillights
XXP
$650
LED Headlights in Black incl. Porsche Dynamic Light System Plus (PDLS Plus)
XEY
$1,215
Thermally & Noise Insulated Glass
865
$1,240
SportDesign Side Skirts
XAR
$1,390
ParkAssist (Front and Rear) incl. Surround View
633
$1,505
Extended Exterior Package Painted
EPA
$2,890
Performance
Sport Exhaust System
176
$3,350
Porsche Doppelkupplung (PDK)
250
$0
Wheels
20" 911 Turbo II Wheels
418
$0
Interior
Vehicle Key Painted
CPK
$365
Power Sunblind for Rear Side Windows
861
$490
LED Extended Interior Lighting Package i.c.w. Interior Lighting Package
CEL
$845
Interior Lighting Package
630
$605
Lane Departure Warning (LDW)
458
$630
Power Seats (14-way) with Memory Package
P80
$0
Seat Ventilation (Front and Rear)
542
$1,680
Power Sunblind for Rear Compartment
862
$390
Power Seats (8-way, Rear)
834
$2,125
Interior Leather
Personalized Loadspace Mat with Leather Edging
CZU
$335
Personalized Floor Mats with Leather Edging
CFX
$645
Inner Door-Sill Guards in Leather
CTG
$2,920
PCM Display Surround in Leather
CUR
$1,900
Sun Visors in Leather
CMB
$740
Rear-View Mirror in Leather
CVW
$675
Steering Column Casing and Instrument Surround in Leather
CWP
$1,295
Air Vent Slats in Leather
CZV
$2,505
Dashboard End Trim in Leather
CDV
$890
Extended Interior Package, Dashboard Trim in Leather
CZW
$1,535
Fixed Luggage Compartment Cover in Leather
CGZ
$845
Seat Console incl. Trim in Leather (i.c.w. Rear Power Seats)
CZP
$3,435
Porsche Crest on Headrests (Front and Rear)
XYW
$285
Interior Carbon Fiber
Door-Sill Guards in Carbon Fiber, Illuminated (i.c.w. Inner Door-Sill Guards in Leather)
CXD
$2,070
Heated Multifunction Steering Wheel in Carbon Fiber
845
$635
Carbon Fiber Interior Package
819
$995
Interior Aluminum
Gear Selector in Brushed Aluminum
XYA
$740
Audio and Communications
Voice Control
671
$595
Porsche Car Connect
7G9
$540
Burmester® High-End Surround Sound System
682
$4,040
Others
Code for Side Mirror Painted (Lower Trim)
CPM
$0
Preparation Door-Sill Guards, Illuminated
XES
$0
http://www.porsche-code.com/PFRJRSK4
I am looking for a color combo that makes the Panamera seem like a smaller car than it actually is, thus the black color. Thoughts on Blackk vs. Jet Black? Thoughts on the tinted rear LEDs? I don't really like black rims so I think the Turbo IIs are a nice option and contrast nicely with the black car.
Also, in the configurator it says that if you select Sports Exhaust you can't select black tail pipes and the Sport Exhaust options states the tips are stainless steel. Yet according to Porsche's page it states the Sports Exhaust makes the tips black on the GTS and Turbo S. Anyone know for sure? "The tailpipes of the Panamera GTS and Panamera Turbo S sports exhaust system have a matte black painted finish as standard." Source: http://www.porsche.com/usa/models/pa...xhaust-system/
Finally, are the options I'm seeing online in the configurator for MY2015 or MY2014? And if they are for 14, does anyone know what will be different/new for 15?
Configuration below.
Thanks,
Keith
Description No. Colour Info Price
Panamera Turbo S
$180,300
Packages
Premium Package Plus
P48
$4,780
Exterior Color
Black
A1
$0
Interior Color
Leather Interior in Black
AC
$0
Exterior
Fuel Cap with Aluminum Look Finish
XYB
$160
Tinted LED Taillights
XXP
$650
LED Headlights in Black incl. Porsche Dynamic Light System Plus (PDLS Plus)
XEY
$1,215
Thermally & Noise Insulated Glass
865
$1,240
SportDesign Side Skirts
XAR
$1,390
ParkAssist (Front and Rear) incl. Surround View
633
$1,505
Extended Exterior Package Painted
EPA
$2,890
Performance
Sport Exhaust System
176
$3,350
Porsche Doppelkupplung (PDK)
250
$0
Wheels
20" 911 Turbo II Wheels
418
$0
Interior
Vehicle Key Painted
CPK
$365
Power Sunblind for Rear Side Windows
861
$490
LED Extended Interior Lighting Package i.c.w. Interior Lighting Package
CEL
$845
Interior Lighting Package
630
$605
Lane Departure Warning (LDW)
458
$630
Power Seats (14-way) with Memory Package
P80
$0
Seat Ventilation (Front and Rear)
542
$1,680
Power Sunblind for Rear Compartment
862
$390
Power Seats (8-way, Rear)
834
$2,125
Interior Leather
Personalized Loadspace Mat with Leather Edging
CZU
$335
Personalized Floor Mats with Leather Edging
CFX
$645
Inner Door-Sill Guards in Leather
CTG
$2,920
PCM Display Surround in Leather
CUR
$1,900
Sun Visors in Leather
CMB
$740
Rear-View Mirror in Leather
CVW
$675
Steering Column Casing and Instrument Surround in Leather
CWP
$1,295
Air Vent Slats in Leather
CZV
$2,505
Dashboard End Trim in Leather
CDV
$890
Extended Interior Package, Dashboard Trim in Leather
CZW
$1,535
Fixed Luggage Compartment Cover in Leather
CGZ
$845
Seat Console incl. Trim in Leather (i.c.w. Rear Power Seats)
CZP
$3,435
Porsche Crest on Headrests (Front and Rear)
XYW
$285
Interior Carbon Fiber
Door-Sill Guards in Carbon Fiber, Illuminated (i.c.w. Inner Door-Sill Guards in Leather)
CXD
$2,070
Heated Multifunction Steering Wheel in Carbon Fiber
845
$635
Carbon Fiber Interior Package
819
$995
Interior Aluminum
Gear Selector in Brushed Aluminum
XYA
$740
Audio and Communications
Voice Control
671
$595
Porsche Car Connect
7G9
$540
Burmester® High-End Surround Sound System
682
$4,040
Others
Code for Side Mirror Painted (Lower Trim)
CPM
$0
Preparation Door-Sill Guards, Illuminated
XES
$0
#4
Interesting thanks. How is it in keeping the heat out?
#6
Nice choices, but I must say after 40 Porsches multiple Ferrari's, Lamborghini's, and Maserati's I will never buy new again. My 4S was two years old when I bought it had lows miles (almost 30K of options) and I paid half of sticker. Yup half of what it sold for and it was a CPO car. Hey call me cheap if you want but I cannot wrap my head around throwing money away. But I'm getting older and trying to get wiser as well.
#7
Thanks!
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#8
Nice choices, but I must say after 40 Porsches multiple Ferrari's, Lamborghini's, and Maserati's I will never buy new again. My 4S was two years old when I bought it had lows miles (almost 30K of options) and I paid half of sticker. Yup half of what it sold for and it was a CPO car. Hey call me cheap if you want but I cannot wrap my head around throwing money away. But I'm getting older and trying to get wiser as well.
Keith, looks like a great build. As others have stated in previous threads regarding "S" vs non-S, what makes you go S when you can tune the non-S to be faster for less $$?
#9
Keith
#10
Great. Then after warranty the mods can come into play. I would go for the tinted tail lights - gives it an aggressive look.
#11
Other than the "nice choices" comment, not sure how this helps the OP out here. He wants new obviously and has the coin. So be it. There is something about breaking in your own new car.
Keith, looks like a great build. As others have stated in previous threads regarding "S" vs non-S, what makes you go S when you can tune the non-S to be faster for less $$?
Keith, looks like a great build. As others have stated in previous threads regarding "S" vs non-S, what makes you go S when you can tune the non-S to be faster for less $$?
Other than something to think about from someone who had owned over 500 cars (none left stock but a couple Ferrari's) in his lifetime and lost enough money to buy a good sized house I guess not much. Take as it was meant advise nothing more. I have bought dozens of cars I thought I'd keep years and all but one are gone. There is always something better coming!
#12
This is true... A new car quickly becomes an old car
A big reason why I'm considering the S63 or S65 AMG Coupe instead... Brand new life cycle vs maybe 2-3 years left in the Panamera before the next generation is out and this build would be left dated.
A big reason why I'm considering the S63 or S65 AMG Coupe instead... Brand new life cycle vs maybe 2-3 years left in the Panamera before the next generation is out and this build would be left dated.
#13
Other than something to think about from someone who had owned over 500 cars (none left stock but a couple Ferrari's) in his lifetime and lost enough money to buy a good sized house I guess not much. Take as it was meant advise nothing more. I have bought dozens of cars I thought I'd keep years and all but one are gone. There is always something better coming!
#14
Nice choices, but I must say after 40 Porsches multiple Ferrari's, Lamborghini's, and Maserati's I will never buy new again. My 4S was two years old when I bought it had lows miles (almost 30K of options) and I paid half of sticker. Yup half of what it sold for and it was a CPO car. Hey call me cheap if you want but I cannot wrap my head around throwing money away. But I'm getting older and trying to get wiser as well.
Agree... Now this is coming from a Used car store... over $200k for a Panamera is crazy to me.. never the less, very nice set up
#15
Regardless, I consider autos to be rapidly depreciating "assets" (notice the quotes), so I tend to focus on the enjoyment foremost and not go in with any grand expectations for resale.
Sorry to hijack the discussion. Original Poster: Great build. I went for the SportDesign side skirts because I liked the slightly flared-out look from the side profile. I personally never really considered anything more than a GTS, because I felt the GTS could reach 45 mph (usual maximum cruising speed in Los Angeles) quickly enough
Last edited by oscuro; 05-10-2014 at 06:48 PM.