Porsche Panamera Shooting Brake Spotted Undergoing Testing

We first heard back in 2014 that Porsche were considering a production 'shooting brake' version of the second-generation Panamera, but now we've seen the evidence. It's set to be unveiled early in 2017, just after the regular Panamera saloon arrives.


These spy images show the booted model next to the regular next-gen Panamera we've spotted previously. The differences aren't huge, but it's clear that the rear gains extra bodywork and a less sloping window than the saloon.

 

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mre30 - 2/5/2016 12:34:52 PM

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A shooting brake Panamera is a great idea, so long as it improves the visuals and the proportions of what is Porche's ugliest car. It is quite impractical and most buyers usually just opt for a Macan or Cayenne instead.

Does anybody still like/want the Panamera?

In the NYC area, if you walk into a Porsche dealer there is usually big-time cash on the hood ($25K to $50K) if you want one. In some cases, they are still peddling 2014's that were never sold.

Holydude - 2/5/2016 5:21:03 PM

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Yet Porsche claims the Panamera to be a sales success, weird...

MorePower - 2/5/2016 6:19:50 PM

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The Panamera can be a sales success while Porsche modified the vehicle to sell more cars in a different segment.

mre30 - 2/5/2016 6:26:56 PM

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Gee - Porsche, a VW-Group company, is making a statement that may or may not line up with reality! Where have we heard that before (ahem diesel emissions)?

001/009/00R - you never post Porsche sales with you monthly totals - do you have access to that info? It would be very interesting.

MDarringer - 2/6/2016 8:18:02 AM

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see: http://www.goodcarbadcar.net/

MorePower - 2/5/2016 6:20:48 PM

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Looks like Porsche is going after E series wagons, BMW Touring & GT models.