Check out these RTW Motoring tuned Porsche Panamera sports cars cruising the streets of Southern California. The Hollywood based tuning company has completely transformed the Porsche Panamera’s to give them a much more aggressive look. Both were fitted with a Mansory carbon fiber aero kit, Mansory high performance exhaust system, and Mansory ECU tuning upgrade.
The tuning company from Ohio called Switzer Performance has created a perfect performance kit for the Porsche Panamera. They didn’t add a whole bunch of body modifications, and instead decided to tune the Porsche where it would have the greatest effect. Under the hood you will find a direct-injected V8 with twin turbos and the Switzer P680 hardware. Two new turbos give the Porsche Panamera a better boost response with their billet compressor wheels, while the cooling system have been improved with a new intercooler.
At the Auto Zurich Car Show last December, Techart revealed this GrandGT styling kit for the luxury Porsche Panamera. It is now on the market for sale, and consists of a full line of goodies, including a full carbon fiber body kit, alloys wheels, and a variety of interior accessories. On the exterior level, Techart starts off by installing a new front bumper cover with a grill insert and splitter made of carbon fiber. Next, was the addition of wider front and rear fenders, side skirts, rear bumper with diffuser, and a deck lid spoiler. The new wheel set ranging from 20 to 23-inches complete the sporty look of the Porsche Panamera.
The German tuning firm Edo Competition has released their latest work on the Porsche Panamera with the odd name Moby Dick. Can’t say the Panamera has been the most appealing car tuners have had runs with it, however this one looks stunning. It is said to be the most powerful Porsche Panamera in the world currently, with the upgrade boosting the numbers by almost 50% from the factory 500 PS to a whopping 750 PS. With the aftermarket upgrade, the Porsche Panamera Moby Dick was able to spring from 0 to 60 mph in less than 4 seconds, while reaching a top speed of 211 mph. Next was the aggressive styling that catches everyone’s attention.
Check out this Porsche Panamera look-a-like with a custom front face, side, and rear, but based off a Nissan 350Z Roadster. This car was featured at the Tokyo Auto Salon, and reported from the guys at carscoop. At first many assume it is a Porsche Boxster with an extreme body kit and Porsche Panamera front, however when you look closer you will see similarities to the Nissan 350Z. The interior of this car is what really draws the most attention, looking like it just snowed inside with everything white. See the video after the jump.
