Why don't Porsche build a big GT?
Discussion
Dave Hedgehog said:
northwest monkey said:
veevee said:
I don't get why they don't? They already have the platform, and engines, from the Panamera?
The Panamera is a big GT isn't it or am I missing something?i think what the op means is why do they not make a modern 928
Captain Muppet said:
Dave Hedgehog said:
northwest monkey said:
veevee said:
I don't get why they don't? They already have the platform, and engines, from the Panamera?
The Panamera is a big GT isn't it or am I missing something?i think what the op means is why do they not make a modern 928
he means front/mid engined
like this one (this is a concept)

http://www.topgear.com/uk/photos/porsche-928-rende...
http://www.carscoops.com/2014/04/porsche-921-visio...
Edited by Dave Hedgehog on Wednesday 21st May 13:09
jon- said:
northwest monkey said:
veevee said:
I don't get why they don't? They already have the platform, and engines, from the Panamera?
The Panamera is a big GT isn't it or am I missing something?
I guess if it is a GT then my question is: why isn't there some kind of coupe version that doesn't hurt my eyes as much?
ambuletz said:
Even worse is when people end all their sentences by raising their pitch, as if its a question.
It's a very useful social trait. If someone dresses properly you may not initially be aware that they are a retard. By the end of their first sentence you now have this information and can step away from them. What would the point be commercially? If people are in the market for a big, heavy, luxurious, expensive GT car then a 911 will be one of the top contenders already. Developing a car which fills the exact same role but with the engine at the other end wouldn't bring them any more sales but would cost a lot of money to develop. The Panamera is pretty much a 4-door GT car anyway.
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Other than the engine being by its 'bottom', it's (991) pretty much the same size as the 928 was!!