| Sunday, June 28, 2009 |
07:46 - Putting the "no" in "innovation"
http://www.nextautos.com/driven-2010-porsche-panamera
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Well, the Porsche Panamera seems to be getting some rave reviews; I have yet to see one in the flesh, but if as the article says it's "not as controversial as the Cayenne was in 2003", then I guess it'll do—I mean, hey, we all got used to the Cayenne. Let's just hope they don't do a hybrid econobox next.
This just blows my mind, though:
Round. It's a round mini-nav LCD.
Somehow I think maybe they're trying too hard, desperate to establish relevance in a crowded market segment they've never played in before. And yet somehow I get the sneaking suspicion that I've seen all this before...
Still: My God that's a big car.
Via Peter G.
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Brian Tiemann
1. PlanetaryGear - 10:04 Sun 6/28/2009 ( web )
Also I've been bitten by the built in GPS thing, have it in my car and the updates are years slow and the interface sucks. Would have cost about 8 times less to just get a stick on and I could update the maps from the computer. I'm sure this is a terrific device, but I'm wary now.