BMW 550xi m sport vs Porsche panamera 4s

Originally Posted by Nobrandfanboy

... but you instead deny it and then try to kiss Bretts butt after he posted the photo.

VWfanboy, you have a brilliant way of interpretation

Originally Posted by bm323

Yes you are a troll this I've no doubt and since you're so brilliant, ...

Originally Posted by bm323

I'll see how this develops Brett should know his stuff, as he says he has owned 2008 M3, 2010 MB E550, Infiniti M35 ...

ps with your brilliance, think of which 3 other words to underline.

pps are you also thinking that your butt is being kissed with the showers of brilliance?

Originally Posted by bm323

VWfanboy, you have a brilliant way of interpretation





ps with your brilliance, think of which 3 other words to underline.

pps are you also thinking that your butt is being kissed with the showers of brilliance?

The problem you have is the english language and your INTERPRETATION. You are always underlining a few words and not all of them so you only understand what you want to understand which is not a lot from reading your other threads.

http://www.bimmerfest.com/forums/sho...578&highlight=

Your problem is you are too stubborn to understand when you are completely wrong even when fellow BMW owners tell you that you are incorrect. Sad really that you are not liked even by your own kind.

You can call me a troll all you want but I have said positive and negative things about both Audi and BMW unlike you who thinks everything other than BMW is crap and anyone else who wants to buy another brand than BMW is a Troll.

Originally Posted by Nobrandfanboy

The problem you have is the english language and your INTERPRETATION. You are always underlining a few words and not all of them so you only understand what you want to understand which is not a lot from reading your other threads.

http://www.bimmerfest.com/forums/sho...578&highlight=

Your problem is you are too stubborn to understand when you are completely wrong even when fellow BMW owners tell you that you are incorrect. Sad really that you are not liked even by your own kind.

You can call me a troll all you want but I have said positive and negative things about both Audi and BMW unlike you who thinks everything other than BMW is crap and anyone else who wants to buy another brand than BMW is a Troll.

slap fight!

Originally Posted by Nobrandfanboy

The problem you have is the english language and your INTERPRETATION. You are always underlining a few words and not all of them so you only understand what you want to understand which is not a lot from reading your other threads.

http://www.bimmerfest.com/forums/sho...578&highlight=

Your problem is you are too stubborn to understand when you are completely wrong even when fellow BMW owners tell you that you are incorrect. Sad really that you are not liked even by your own kind.

You can call me a troll all you want but I have said positive and negative things about both Audi and BMW unlike you who thinks everything other than BMW is crap and anyone else who wants to buy another brand than BMW is a Troll.

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Originally Posted by geo3515

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WTF - LMAO that's some weird ish- looks like dude escaped from a Bram Stoker horror movie while humming a show tune

LOL. I just knew that had to be Russian.

What do you think of the new Panamera concept revealed at Paris? I wonder if this shape will replace the current one or if it's going to be a separate model. I like it. Great utility and nice look, though I also like the current model. I would guess it doesn't do much to sway the ones who doesn't.

http://images.thecarconnection.com/m...00403312_m.jpg

I regard the current Panamera as perhaps the most unattractive car over $100K. That being said, this new model appears to be a big step forward. Yes, the new model clearly declares itself to be a Porsche, but it no longer appears to be a derivative bloated 911. I am certain that designers felt compelled on the original Panamera to forcefully establish its Porsche bona fides. The success of the current cars has probably afforded Porsche the opportunity and freedom to create this fresher less derivative look, still incorporating Porsche design cues. We cannot see the rear in the pic - I hope it is not reminiscent of the 928.

I have always liked performance hatchbacks - especially since many of my best buds in my life have been German shepherd dogs - I think Nick would like it.

Originally Posted by Capobranco

I regard the current Panamera as perhaps the most unattractive car over $100K. That being said, this new model appears to be a big step forward. Yes, the new model clearly declares itself to be a Porsche, but it no longer appears to be a derivative bloated 911. I am certain that designers felt compelled on the original Panamera to forcefully establish its Porsche bona fides. The success of the current cars has probably afforded Porsche the opportunity and freedom to create this fresher less derivative look, still incorporating Porsche design cues. We cannot see the rear in the pic - I hope it is not reminiscent of the 928.

I have always liked performance hatchbacks - especially since many of my best buds in my life have been German shepherd dogs - I think Nick would like it.

It's on Porsche.com/USA.

http://www.porsche.com/microsite/spo..._USA_HP-Teaser

Originally Posted by solstice

It's on Porsche.com/USA.

http://www.porsche.com/microsite/spo..._USA_HP-Teaser

Rear styling is very athletic - throw my gear in the back - invite some friends, and of course Nick my GSD - and we are off to the mountains!

I think this car could be a big hit for Porsche...but I am one of the few around here who has a thing for hatchbacks.

It looks more purposeful. More of a mini-wagon rather than a bloated coupe.

I like it! Much better looking than the current version which I agree looks like a blotted 911. But for some reason every time I see one, I can't take my eyes off of it. :screwy:

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The irony of the concept car is always entertaining: high dependence on battery technology combined with a huge usage of electronics that use power quickly such as video rear view, large video screens replacing manual gauges. How long does your iPhone last when you actively use it? It's super cool but not even close to reality.

Originally Posted by solstice

It's on Porsche.com/USA.

http://www.porsche.com/microsite/spo..._USA_HP-Teaser

Originally Posted by TexasBMW

The irony of the concept car is always entertaining: high dependence on battery technology combined with a huge usage of electronics that use power quickly such as video rear view, large video screens replacing manual gauges. How long does your iPhone last when you actively use it? It's super cool but not even close to reality.

You might be looking an e-concept car, but all I see is new skin for a 500hp V8TT.

Originally Posted by dunderhi

You might be looking an e-concept car, but all I see is new skin for a 500hp V8TT.

Exactly. It's presented as a look at the future of Porsche design. I think it could be the skin of the Panny 2 with some styling added already to the refresh of Panny 1 next year. The narrow rear lights etc. Anyway it's intriguing. I really am fond of the current look already though so I'm mostly curious where the weight will endup. Btw I just put in an order for a Cayenne and one thing is for sure, you really buy these cars purely for the car itself and despite the dealer. They sure bend you over so the car need to be a whole lot of better than BMWs offering to go that route.

Originally Posted by solstice

Exactly. It's presented as a look at the future of Porsche design. I think it could be the skin of the Panny 2 with some styling added already to the refresh of Panny 1 next year. The narrow rear lights etc. Anyway it's intriguing. I really am fond of the current look already though so I'm mostly curious where the weight will endup. Btw I just put in an order for a Cayenne and one thing is for sure, you really buy these cars purely for the car itself and despite the dealer. They sure bend you over so the car need to be a whole lot of better than BMWs offering to go that route.

Congrats on the Cayenne!

BTW, I've never left a Porsche dealer feeling good.

Originally Posted by dunderhi

Congrats on the Cayenne!

BTW, I've never left a Porsche dealer feeling good.

Thanks! It's going to be my wife's daily and our new ski/hike mobile. Still, we first selected Servotronic for easier parking for my wife but in the end I couldn't handle it, I had to delete it even if it costed me a fair amount since it was part of a package and I needed to go a' la carte, it could not be removed from the pkg. Pay more for less, only Porsche thinks that is reasonable. Servotronic made the steering feel close to that of an Audi S4, light and low on feedback. Without it the steering is really good, exceptional for an SUV.

Originally Posted by solstice

Exactly. It's presented as a look at the future of Porsche design. I think it could be the skin of the Panny 2 with some styling added already to the refresh of Panny 1 next year. The narrow rear lights etc. Anyway it's intriguing. I really am fond of the current look already though so I'm mostly curious where the weight will endup. Btw I just put in an order for a Cayenne and one thing is for sure, you really buy these cars purely for the car itself and despite the dealer. They sure bend you over so the car need to be a whole lot of better than BMWs offering to go that route.

Did you end up getting the V6 or TDI?

Congrats!

Originally Posted by AutoUnion

Did you end up getting the V6 or TDI?

Congrats!

V6. The diesel is great but for us the V6 felt like the better choice. The Cayenne is such a joy to drive that the high revving V6 suited our driving style better and we don't do much hwy miles on a daily basis so the mpg is no major concern. When you drive both you soon figure out which one you prefer. Also the V6 does feel a bit nimbler. 300 lbs is enough to detect in back to back driving but you probably don't think of it once you own it.

Originally Posted by solstice

V6. The diesel is great but for us the V6 felt like the better choice. The Cayenne is such a joy to drive that the high revving V6 suited our driving style better and we don't do much hwy miles on a daily basis so the mpg is no major concern. When you drive both you soon figure out which one you prefer. Also the V6 does feel a bit nimbler. 300 lbs is enough to detect in back to back driving but you probably don't think of it once you own it.

Fair enough. My old Audi had the same engine and it was pretty good. How long do you have to wait to get delivery?

Originally Posted by AutoUnion

Fair enough. My old Audi had the same engine and it was pretty good. How long do you have to wait to get delivery?

Christmas delivery at doorstep wrapped with a big red bow

Originally Posted by solstice

Christmas delivery at doorstep wrapped with a big red bow

That's a nice way to have it delivered. I suggested to Mrs Dunderhi that a Bentley Continental GT Speed would be a wonderful 50th birthday present, but she's not buying it... literally.

Originally Posted by dunderhi

That's a nice way to have it delivered. I suggested to Mrs Dunderhi that a Bentley Continental GT Speed would be a wonderful 50th birthday present, but she's not buying it... literally.

Maybe a V8 Vantage or Rapide (sell her on the 4 dr practicality) would be more reasonable?

Originally Posted by CyclePimps

.... But for some reason every time I see one, I can't take my eyes off of it. :screwy:

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...kinda like a bad accident....

Originally Posted by solstice

..... They sure bend you over so the car need to be a whole lot of better than BMWs offering to go that route.

Originally Posted by dunderhi

BTW, I've never left a Porsche dealer feeling good.

Exactly!

Congrats on the Cayenne! ...great SUV!

...but my condolences having to deal with those guys.