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pvernham
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I was thinking about getting a Panamera to replace the current family bus, but at this price, I think I will probably get a new generation 5 series when they come out and save £30K. Will be interesting to see how it compares though.
ORIGINAL: Mark Bennett
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Said I'd need time to think about it before committing. I'm not sure I'll go ahead as I've currently got a Maserati GranTurismo and no longer have a need for a four door car. The Panamera certainly loses out to the GT in looks and at £85k for a reasonably spec'ed 4S I'm not keen to a) lose a fortune on the trade in value of the Maserati and b) then lose a fortune in depreciation on the Panamera. I'll probably sit tight and wait for the Panamera coupe - assuming sales of the 4 door merit the launch of the 2 door.
dilloncallum
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£70,000 for the basic model with no toys at all seems a little pricey to say the list.
Once metallic paint, leather, sat nav and wheels are added to this, you can easily see this being a starting price of £80,000 all in.
Autocar ran a story on it last week (4th March) and say that (the Turbo) is a stunning drive.
At £100,000 I am sure it will be. But can it really be worth that much more than a Quattroporte?
I think the Panamera should look better in the flesh than it does on print (it is a shame it wont be at Geneva next week to see) but I am sure it will sell, even at this unexpectedly high price.
It is just a shame that they have priced it at a price that seems at first glance to be 'hard to justify'.
If they started at £50,000 - £60,000, I am sure they would have many (like me) that would buy now for delivery in Sept/Oct instead of waiting on the fence to see.
Black80XSA
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dilloncallum
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I have recieved the brochure in the post now and the prices incl VAT are;
S = £72,266
4S = £77,269
Turbo = £95,298
Note that the VAT rate in the UK will be going up to 17.5% at the end of year (if not higher - circa 18%).
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