patrick_y
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Upon further inspection...
Upon further inspection, you two are BOTH CORRECT, the 4 door Porsche happens to be the fossil-fueled petrol powered and hybrid electric Panamera model. You can tell it's the electrified version by the green brake calipers which is in their "e-hybrid" color scheme. This vehicle is part electric and part petrol; the Panamera e-Hybrid model even has a port where you can plug it into the electrical mains making it a "plug-in hybrid" vehicle. The Taycan model which is fully electric powered.
Related to Nico's recent post, Porsche old and new
I snapped this one a few months ago and forgot to post it. Left side, for me (and surely most of you!). ...
Interesting we just discussed timeless design phenomenons with my sons.
Porshe 911 was among one of them .... ...
In terms of timeless designs…
the 911 is an iconic car design in a similar way that the Royal Oak is an iconic watch design.
Hard to compare the two.
One is a 911 and the other is a 4 door electric sedan. So based on that alone I would go for the 911 all day every day.
Upon further inspection...
Upon further inspection, you two are BOTH CORRECT, the 4 door Porsche happens to be the fossil-fueled petrol powered and hybrid electric Panamera model. You can tell it's the electrified version by the green brake calipers which is in their "e-hybrid" col...
Thank you for these details!
I didn’t know Porsche made a hybrid either. The point about the green calipers is a cool little detail too.
🤣🤣🤣Great point…the ‘norm’ is being completely redefined…
I’m the one who’s slow to get with the new realities.😳
