"Thanks to a vigilant reader and his handy camera phone, we've been tipped off that there are a trio of lightly camouflaged, Georgia-plated Porsche Panameras out and about in the Denver area today. This terrible trio was spotted at the Denver International Airport, indulging in what will be common for the cars once they hit the streets: picking up popped-collar Germans at the airport. What we find most amusing in this set is that they're at the airport, with luggage, which goes in a trunk — and yet, no trunk action. Interesting."
From Jalponik

 

Lots of buttons!

 

Such an awkward looking vehicle....sports car companies should really avoid sedans...their designs don't seem to translate well into things with more than 2 doors...the Quattroporte is the prime example. But a lot of people think it's gorgeous, so I guess you can take that with a grain of salt...

 

I have faith that Porsche will pull off the sedan once it's officially released... I mean, they have a reputation to stand by afterall.

When's the last time they put out a dud?

 

IMO (based on looks) I would take a Sequoia over a Cayenne

and the sequoia is grotesque.

 

The car will be dynamically flawless...aesthetically, not so much. I'm still on the fence about the Cayenne...the GTS is the first and only one that I've somewhat liked.

Like I said, it's hard to translate those familiar Porsche styling cues into something that isn't a low slung coupe or roadster.

I personally would have liked to see Porsche attempt a larger, front engine 2+2 coupe a la Benz CL/Continental GT/650Ci/etc moreso than a sedan.

 

I missed that one

 

the interior is nice IMO