Porsche Rips Off Taillights From 1993 RX-7 For Panamera Sport Turismo: Paris 2012 Live Shots

by Derek Kreindler

Published: September 27th, 2012

Jack thinks Porsche may have ripped off the Ford Taurus X with their new Panamera Sport Turismo concept. I say the taillights are a rip-off of the 1993 Mazda RX-7.

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Derek Kreindler

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JohnTheDriver on Sep 27, 2012

What are the differences with regards the interior? The Panamera is (sorta kinda) an estate wagon to start with (ok, shooting brake, whatevs.) I can only assume that mangling the rear of the car so badly (I said something derogatory about Porsche, I presume I get credit for that?) allowed for some major interior enhancement ... a third set of seats? A jacuzzi? What the heck is going on back there?

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Wallstreet on Sep 29, 2012

This is a much prettier ride than Panamera. I might place my order if it is diesel powered.

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