Porsche will be recalling 11,324 Panameras worldwide, or all the examples ever sold, to fix a theoretical problem with the front seat belts. 3,176 units are located in the US.
Porsche to recall Panamera for possible seat belt problem *UPDATE*
April 29, 2010
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2010 World Car of the Year finalists released, top 3 to be announced in Geneva
February 8, 2010
The World Car of the Year jury has announced their top 10 finalists for 2010. The top 3 will be announced in Geneva, while the actual awards will be given out at the New York International Auto Show.
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More News From Porsche
November 5, 2009A report indicates that Porsche is planning several new models within the next 4 years.
These apparently include a new generation of Cayenne, a baby Cayenne (This will be to the Cayenne as the Audi Q5 is to the Audi Q7), a V6 Panamera, with a diesel version in certain markets and a hybrid Panamera, which will be coupled to either a V6 or V8.
Also, a new generation of 911 is due by 2012. It is expected to be significantly different from current one, though the engine will still remain in the wrong place back.
A successor to the 928 is also planned (In coupe and convertible form), as well as a supercar based on the RS Spyder racing car, and if their last supercar is anything to go by (Carrera GT), it should be brilliant.
Besides the disgusting fantastic hybrid Panamera they’re developing, there’s also an electric sportscar on it’s way. Lastly, the Boxster Spyder I posted earlier will be released, as I mentioned, in February 2010. Looks like the brand is going to have the biggest line up in a while soon.
Source: Autoblog
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