The facelifted second-generation Panamera offers 911-inspired styling and sports car performance in a practical four-door package. An active used market sees values ranging widely based on powertrain and options, with GTS and Turbo S models leading the pack.
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The second-generation Porsche Panamera (971) received a significant update for the 2021 model year, often called the 971.2. This facelift sharpened the car's styling, bringing its front and rear fascias closer to the contemporary 992-generation 911. It continued Porsche's mission of building a true sports car with 4 doors, offering a wide range of powertrains from a base V6 to a potent twin-turbo V8.
Buyers are drawn to the 971.2 Panamera for its dual personality. It's a comfortable luxury sedan for daily commutes but transforms into a sharp-handling performance car on demand. The lineup's top performers, the 620-horsepower Turbo S and the torque-rich Turbo S E-Hybrid, offer supercar-level acceleration. The GTS model also remains a favorite for its V8 sound and sport-tuned chassis, while unique Sport Turismo variants add practicality and distinct style.
2,824 Porsche 976 Panamera vehicles have been tracked across auctions and listings on Hypercars, with 2,014 currently live.
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There are 2,014 Porsche 976 Panamera listings currently live across auctions, dealers, and marketplaces tracked by Hypercars.