Panamera already best-selling Porsche in U.S.
#1
Panamera already best-selling Porsche in U.S.
"There are a some Porsche enthusiasts who feel every Porsche should have a boxer engine in the boot, but each and every month the sales totals tell us that customers are far more interested in vehicles they can live with on a daily basis. The large-and-in-charge Cayenne is a perfect example. It's certainly not a 911 at five-feet tall and 4,400 lbs., yet the big SUV continuously sells in higher volume here in the U.S. than its sportier stablemates.
With Porsche in the middle of changing over to the 2011 Cayenne, the 911 and Cayman/Boxster had a solid opportunity to come out on top, but April's sales figures shows that the newest of Porsches, the four-door Panamera, shot right to the head of the class. The decidedly front-engined, boxer-less Porsche Panamera routed its stablemates with 678 sales, the big sedan's best month yet. Those 678 sales are nearly double that of the 911, its next closest competitor in the Porsche line-up."
Source [Autoblog] via [Porsche]
#3
not surprised everyone that has a 911 is sticking with em for a while imho. the pan while not my cup of tea hits a whole new market and should out sell all others. funny I thought that Porsche was going to stop making the Cayennes is that not true now?
#4
"There are a some Porsche enthusiasts who feel every Porsche should have a boxer engine in the boot, but each and every month the sales totals tell us that customers are far more interested in vehicles they can live with on a daily basis. The large-and-in-charge Cayenne is a perfect example. It's certainly not a 911 at five-feet tall and 4,400 lbs., yet the big SUV continuously sells in higher volume here in the U.S. than its sportier stablemates.
With Porsche in the middle of changing over to the 2011 Cayenne, the 911 and Cayman/Boxster had a solid opportunity to come out on top, but April's sales figures shows that the newest of Porsches, the four-door Panamera, shot right to the head of the class. The decidedly front-engined, boxer-less Porsche Panamera routed its stablemates with 678 sales, the big sedan's best month yet. Those 678 sales are nearly double that of the 911, its next closest competitor in the Porsche line-up."
Source [Autoblog] via [Porsche]
I had read early reports that VW was going to axe both the Cayenne and the Panamera but why in your right mind would you kill off that large of a chunk of your sales?
#9
But you don't like any of mine Oh Wait that's Pam's
recession still strong here and we are in the same business. Good to hear it's gone on your end
recession still strong here and we are in the same business. Good to hear it's gone on your end
#10
Oh come on - stop with this getting-used-to-it nonsense or even acknowledging that it is, in fact, a brilliant car. It still looks like they had their own designers for one half of it and outsourced the other to a blind idiot with no sense of aesthetics, perspective or even Porsche heritage. Unless you want to be greeted with the automotive equivalent of Kim Kardash...-what's-her-face out on your driveway every morning, get something that isn't so mindnumbingly horrifying, please.