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Sad if it's confirmed that there will not be a Sport Turismo, I think more than half of the Panamera's I see driving here in Belgium are ST's.
Makes me feel a little better on getting the 2023 model in ST, as it will be the last one.
Sorry to say your dealer is wrong : Worldwide, the ST is less than 10% of all Panamera sold....30% in Germany, the country where the ST is most popular...
This is more in line w/ what I have heard. ST sales were low in general, especially in the USA.
Sad if it's confirmed that there will not be a Sport Turismo, I think more than half of the Panamera's I see driving here in Belgium are ST's.
Makes me feel a little better on getting the 2023 model in ST, as it will be the last one.
See, same here. STs dominate the 971 generation of Panameras here.
Actually, my new ST will be a MY '24. December manufacture date but they call it a MY24 in their system. This time, I'm ordering all the goodies that I went cheap on with my first (Sport Exhaust, Rear Axle Steering, ventilated seats, 4-seat option no middle seat in rear and 21" winter wheels).
I can see STs being more dominant in European countries, thats how its always been across all the big brands.
SUVs dominate in the US, people just jump to that instead of going for a wagon. I've never seen a ST on the road here.
Discontinuing the Sport Turismo -- okay, I've got a classic in my hands.
Truly sad. I was hoping that there would be a new ST in a Turbo GT trim but I am glad I bought mine before the decision to kill it was made. I hate the RS6 and had a w213 e63 estate and it was meh. Also I think it's killed in NA. I suppose I would have to find a second hand GTC4lusso or just give up on estate cars here in North America if something happens to mine.
10-24-2023, 06:42 AM
