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Test model fitted with optional 20-inch wheels and Michelin Pilot Sport tires
New 3.0-liter V6 twin-turbo engine. Achieves both reduced displacement and increased performance.
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The Panamera's wing retracts flush with the lower part of the rear window, then lifts and extends sideways when deployed.
F.A. Porsche Design's T7 (1956) is the prototype for the 911, but takes a notchback sedan form.
Porsche created the "928" as a luxury sports car to be the core of Porsche's lineup, replacing the 911. It debuted in 1977. Pictured is the 1980 model.
A 4-door station wagon concept model based on the 928, which appeared in 1991. It is said that two exist. The exterior of the model called 989 is much closer to the 911 than this.
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