Posts Tagged ‘Panamera’
German's not so bulletproof
May 5th, 2010 
Kyle Porsche Panamera recall Well, this is a real shocker. Porsche, as on of the leading exponents of famed German build quality, has issued a recall on their wildly successful Panamera. So astounding is this news that I think many won’t believe it, I still want to see it with my own eyes. In the current [...]
Drive Magazine March 2010
March 9th, 2010 Russell Open publication – Free publishing – More vw golf mk1 Your March issue of SA’s most exciting, free online motoring publication is here, and as usual it’s chock-full of the breed of content motoring enthusiasts crave. Simply click on the page-flip magazine above to go full-screen for the best read, or download the current [...]
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No Comments »Panamera range expands
February 19th, 2010 Kyle V6 Panamera Porsche have already sold over 10, 000 of their excellent Panamera so it’s not as if the range is struggling, but they still felt it necessary to revamp it a little. And the revamp comes in the form of a new engine for the ‘entry level’ Panamera, entry level Porsche’s seems a bit [...]
Local launch: Porsche Panamera Part 2
February 7th, 2010 Christo If ever there was a car I really did not want to like, it was the Porsche Panamera. Firstly, you only have to look at it to see that something went horribly wrong with the design of the rear. Secondly, who needs a four-seater, four-door, limo-like Porsche in the first place? Isn’t that what the [...]
Local launch – Porsche Panamera
February 5th, 2010 Russell Another peerless Porsche? Poor motoring manufacturers. One often has to feel sorry for the buggers, when approaching them from a motoring journalist perspective. The logistics for planning launches are simply monstrous. The range of tastes being catered for, no pandered to, are quite vast. Nearly endless. If they have just a short drive and then [...]
