I drove the Porsche Panamera Turbo on the Ashiu Driveway in thick fog.

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To Ashiu Driveway in a hurry.

Yesterday we had a tremendous downpour. In the morning, my eldest daughter had a Halloween event at her kindergarten, and she, my youngest daughter, and I drove the Panamera through the torrential rain. In the evening, the rain stopped and the skies began to clear, so I drove the Panamera to Ashiu Driveway with my family. It was my first time driving in the past week, so I was a little nervous...

The Panamera Turbo is still awesome. Perhaps I felt its awesomeness even more keenly since I had not driven it for a while.It is not an exaggeration to say that the car accelerates just by being conscious of "stepping on" the accelerator pedal.It is as if your brain and the car are connected.

There is no play in the gas pedal, and the brakes begin to kick in with just a little pressure.Sports cars and supercars have heavy brakes and are difficult for women to drive."However, this is not the case at all with the Panamera Turbo.

Run like Jekyll and Hyde.

The Panamera Turbo is very gentlemanly in town. This all changes when it comes to mountain roads. When you turn the steering wheel, the car turns as you want it to turn without having to make any additional cuts. Even on sharp curves, the car turns so steadily that you want to accelerate and keep pushing the accelerator pedal.

The pleasantly low-pitched acceleration sound and the bob-bob-bob exhaust sound that can be heard when the accelerator pedal is eased a little. With this engine sound, there is no need for background music.

Dense fog at East Rokko Observation Deck

As I was driving along feeling good, it was clear at the base of the mountain, but it was still foggy on top of the mountain, and when I arrived at the lookout point, there was no one there.(That's right.)

It's been more than two weeks since the car was delivered, but it has rained every weekend so far, so I haven't seen the Panamera in Night Blue Metallic shining beautifully under the bright blue sky - actually.

Will we get good pictures next week?

Well, on the way home, I drove with the car in Indivisual mode. Indivisual mode is where you turn a dial on the lower right hand side of the steering wheel and it instantly changes to your pre-set preference, which my husband

A little hard on the feet.
Get Leah's wings out.
...Loud engine noise.

This is the setting in which the

It's not so much that I put it in sport mode, but it looks and sounds like a sporty change. It was so good again that I dared to stop at a red light so that I could be the first one to go, and then I rolled down the window and accelerated at once when the light turned green.

The sound of acceleration at that time was so pleasant.

Wow, super cool and super comfortable! I can't wait to hear more of this sound! Oh I wish I could open the roof... I wish I had a Panamera Cabriolet!

What a joke, the Panamera arrived home in no time. I wish I could go for more drives this weekend.

 

Mina.

Mother of three children, and the owner of the Porsche blog "A Porsche Came to Our House". Until a few years ago, I was not interested in cars at all, but when my husband bought a Porsche, I became...

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