CATMANUNO

I just purchased a very high spec'd first generation and was wondering what others had?

My details are as follows:

Price: $201,105.00 Exterior: Ruby Red Metallic
Interior: Luxor Beige Full Leather
Warranty Start: June 20, 2011
BASE Panamera Turbo
176 Sport Exhaust System
250 7-speed Porsche Doppelkupplung (PDK)
351 Adaptive Air Suspension in Conjunction With PDCC
425 Rear Wiper 450 Porsche Ceramic Composite Brake (PCCB)
498 Delete Model Designation
630 Interior Lighting Package for Rear Compartment
640 Sport Chrono Package Plus
641 Electronic logbook
671 Voice Control System
682 BURMESTER® High End Surround Sound System
686 SAT Radio Receiver XM
693 Six-Disc CD/DVD Auto-changer
715 Porsche Dynamic Chassis Control (PDCC) incl. Porsche Torque Vectoring Plus (PTV Plus)
810 Floor Mats
835 8-way Power Seats (rear) w/ Adaptive Sports Seats
840 Three-spoke Sports Steering Wheel with Shift Paddles
865 Thermal & Noise Insulated Glass
870 Universal Audio Interface
A6 Ruby Red Metallic
P67 Comfort Plus Package
P81 Adaptive Sport Seats with Comfort Memory Package UC Luxor Beige Full Leather
X80 Powerkit Panamera Turbo XAP SportDesign Package
XAR Side skirts
XES Preparation for illuminated door sill guards
XRW 20" Panamera Sport Wheel
XXC Door Sill Guards in Aluminum, Illuminated XYA PDK Gear Selector in Aluminum

sac02

Mines a 2012 TurboS I bought used last year.

$216k new, something like $46k in options alone.

xhifer

Insane... Now, they can be had for $40k and still look very modern. Love / Hate depreciation

skiracer

I think the Exclusive models were $240k +

CATMANUNO

What options did you get?

JPhi1618

I was looking around for brake caliper pictures one day and came across this 2013 Panamera Turbo S with a MSRP of $216k. Carbon ceramic brakes, many other options:

http://shows.autospies.com/gallery/p...&galleryId=567

lexhair

@CATMANUNO I would love to see a photo. I've got a 997.2 with that same color combination.

vman932

I went back and forth with the car below. It had everything I wanted, almost perfect build in my eyes. My only hesitation was it was an Executive (long wheelbase). Sometimes I look at them and love them due to increased road presence of the long wheelbase and long rear doors, but then other times it feels like the proportions are off 🤷‍♂️ The option list doesn't look impressive on the build below, but that is because so much came standard on the Turbo S and Executive. However, this isn't even close to the highest sticker in 2014. According to vinanalytics, the highest priced 2014 Turbo S Executive was $247,810 😲 (base $205,030). By contrast, the car I ended up buying (2014 Turbo), has a much longer option list, but much lower sticker $170,550 (base $143,120). Highest priced "regular" Turbo in 2014 was $195,310. The X80 Powerkit on the build in the first post was a $21k+ option. I don't think this was offered as option on "regular" Turbo Panameras after they introduced the Turbo S which included it as standard.

VIN: WP0BC2A73EL077233
Price: $219,735.00
Exterior: Black
Interior: Leather Interior in Black/Carrera Red
Warranty Start: June 30, 2014
BASE Panamera Turbo S Executive
176 Sport Exhaust System
250 Porsche Doppelkupplung (PDK)
456 Adaptive cruise control incl. Porsche Active Safe (PAS)
457 Lane Change Assist (LCA)
633 ParkAssist (Front and Rear) incl. Surround View
682 Burmester® High-End Surround Sound System
840 SportDesign steering wheel
970 Two-tone leather interior
A1 Black
BF Leather Interior in Black/Carrera Red
UN1 Online Services
XEY LED Headlights in Black incl. Porsche Dynamic Light System Plus (PDLS Plus)
XRX 20" Panamera Sport Wheels in Exterior Color
XXP Tinted LED Taillights
XYT Center Console Armrest with Porsche Crest (Front and Rear)

2GSDs

I find these older ones very beautiful. I test drove one and everything, inside and outside, felt very high-quality.

suprnine

How is that Burmester sound system? I have the Bose and TBH it’s ok but not great compared to my other vehicles, some even with a Bose system too.

suprnine

I was looking at one years ago with the same color combo you have but decided to go with Agate Grey with Marsala Red interior. Can’t go wrong with the combo you have.

JohanvdWalt

These options added 59% to the base price.
If I convert ZAR to USD - Base vehicle was $147 275 plus options of $86 478 thus a total of $233 753 which was more than the price of a base turbo model at $232 215

• R9 Yachting Blue Metallic
• C26 Yachting Blue/Crema Two Tone All Leather
• 343 Heated Seats front & Rear
• 350 Adaptive Suspension
• 417 20" RS Spyder Design wheels
• 446 Coloured Centre wheel set
• 456 Adaptive cruise control
• 509 Fire extinguisher
• 542 Seat ventilation front & rear
• 565 Side airbags in rear compartment
• 576 4-Zone climate control
• 603 Bi-Xenon headlamps with PDL system
• 630 Interior lightning package for rear
• 638 Park assist front & rear plus reverse camera
• 650 Sunroof
• 658 Servotronic
• 676 TV tuner
• 680 Bose sound
• 693 CD Autochanger
• 810 Floormats
• 636 Rear Comfort seats
• 638 Large Centre console in rear compartment
• 861 Electric roll-up sunblind rear windows
• 865 Thermally & noise insolating glass
• 867 Automatic rear lid
• 869 Fixed luggage compartment cover
• 870 Universal audio interface
• CEU Porsche rear seat entertainment system
• CZH Roof lining grab handles in yachting mahogany
• CZK Refrigerating compartment in the rear
• P23 PCM including navigation module
• P80 14-Way Electric seats with comfort memory
• XES Preparation for illuminated door entry guards
• XET Preparation for cooling compartment in the rear
• XXC Door entry guards aluminum - illuminated
• XYW Crest embossed on head restraints front & rear
• XZY Yachting mahogany interior package
• XZZ 3-Spoke multi function steering wheel in yachting mahogany - heated

I would have traded the fridge for sport plus and sport exhaust if I had a choice.
The fridge is nothing but bragging rights and it take a lot of boot space.

sac02

My car has it and I agree. I've given a lot of thought to just removing it, but my kids think it's the coolest thing ever (and they're the ones in the back seat) so I'm keeping it for now I guess. :shrug:

allroadusa

Hi,
I might have to highest MSRP for a 970 Panamera.

2016 Panamera Exclusive Series
$274,230

Jack-Porsche

Interesting thread! If you have the resources to keep these things in the road, they really represent one of the best values in used cars.