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Video: Porsche Panamera GTS reviewed

Richard Meaden reviews the most driver-focused Porsche saloon yet, the Panamera GTS, on video

The ninth variant of Porsche’s monster four-seat five-door uberhatch, the Panamera GTS is essentially a higher performing and more generously equipped Panamera 4S. Positioning-wise it sits at the top of the naturally aspirated range but neatly below the bombastic Turbo and Turbo S models. With the emphasis on sporting character it promises to be the most driver-focussed Panamera yet. But does it deliver on that promise? Richard Meaden finds out on video...

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Specifications

Engine4806cc, V8
Max power430bhp @ 6700rpm
Max torque383lb ft @ 3500rpm
0-604.5sec (claimed 0-62)
Top speed180mph
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