You have been properly introduced to the 2010 Porsche Panamera, the big, fast, and comfortable, genuine four passenger Gran Turismo that is shaping up to be the sports car of luxury sedans. Now it is time to see how far you can really go with accessories. Car and Driver has you covered. Get your pen and pencil ready and jot down the extras you want for your Porsche sedan:
Fancy a bit more style in your Panamera? Head down to any Porsche dealership (I reccomend Checkered Flag Porsche, your Porsche VA dealer) where you can customize the new four-door nearly any way you want. The options start off fairly sane. You can opt for the Yachting Mahogany interior trim, for example. Inspired by, uh, yachts, the package splices wood inlays along the door panels, dashboard, three-spoke steering wheel, center console, and even the grab handles. Porsche could also equip your Panamera with real leather on the steering column, heating vents, sun visor, or rear-view mirror housing. Buyers can also specify that any interior piece, including the ignition key, be painted in the cars body color, and Porsche advises that Porsche logos stitched into seat headrests are an absolute must. The gear selector for the PDK transmission can be optioned in aluminum, the instrument cluster is offered in three colors, and the seatbelts can be had in Silver Grey or Indian Red. The rear diffuser, spoiler, and air intakes can also be painted in the car’s body color. There is even a cooling compartment available between the back seats which chills beverages—soft drinks only while driving, please—and comes with two glasses bearing the Porsche logo. Lucky children can take advantage of a rear-seat DVD player. And though it may seem like blasphemy to Porschefiles, the Panamera will also have available roof and bike racks, as well as child seats and suitcases bearing the automakers logo.
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