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I’m still in love.

My first Porsche. Likely my last.

I know early model Panameras are not for everyone. And that’s ok.

Had it for about a year, and still can’t stop smiling. Have spent the last 4 months getting it 100% mechanically sound. It is truly amazing to see and feel the difference from start to finish. A properly tuned Porsche is a thing of beauty.

Just have a couple of aesthetic corrections to make that are from the previous owner.

They really are great cars.

u/Disazzt3rD3m0nD4d — 9 days ago

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Got my second Panamera a few months ago

I sold my 2011 Panamera 4 two years ago and I’ve been regretting it every day. A few months ago I finally pulled the trigger on a 2014 Panamera 4 with basically all of the options I wanted: keyless, automatic tailgate, soft close doors, heated steering wheel, Bose sound system, cornering lights and no air suspension. The only thing missing is the sun roof.

Agate grey metallic with matching wheels (which I believe are gun metal)

u/Pressansvarig — 12 days ago

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Spoiler Maintenance Intervals

I've owned my 2024 for 10 months and have completed two spoiler maintenance routines so far. It's nothing official but based on intuition and seeing a video of a dealer performing service. It's essentially:

Use a rinseless-dampened rag, vacuum, or air to remove surface dust anywhere its visible, including as deep inside as I can fit a small rag and thin tool to push it around.
Use a plastic protectant on any of the exposed plastic. I like Koch Chemie Plast Star or CarPro Perl for a quicker layer of protection.
Lubricate all visible joints or hinges with Wurth HHS-K.
While I'm in there, clean, protect, and lubricate anything in the trunk hatch assembly, using the same as above.

What intervals do you typically perform this maintenance and am I missing any steps?

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u/BMinSFL — 10 days ago