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Panamera 4S Sport Sedan (2010-2013)

Can you afford a 2010-2013 Porsche Panamera Panamera 4S Sport Sedan?

The 2010-2013 Porsche Panamera 4S (970.1) introduced Porsche's first four-door sedan, blending sports car performance with luxury. It was generally reviewed positively for its driving dynamics, powerful V8 engine, and surprisingly spacious interior, though some criticized its polarizing rear styling. It's famous for extending the Porsche brand into the executive sedan market and its controversial design. Infamously, early models had some reliability concerns. Today, it's a compelling used luxury performance car, well-suited for enthusiasts seeking a practical daily driver with a sporting edge, or families who desire performance without sacrificing comfort and space.

Owning a 2010-2013 Porsche Panamera 4S typically involves higher operating expenses than average sedans due to its luxury and performance nature. Expect premium fuel costs and increased tire replacement frequency due to the vehicle's weight and power. Reliability for this generation is generally good, but potential issues can include air suspension failures and PDK transmission concerns, leading to substantial repair costs. Maintenance is specialized and often more expensive than mainstream vehicles, with parts and labor at a premium. Insurance costs are also usually higher given the vehicle's value, performance capabilities, and repair expenses.

Price Range
$12,000 - $38,500
Market price for 2025
Estimated Annual Costs
Insurance:$1,800
Maintenance:$3,000

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