Porsche Will Build A Manual Panamera If You Want One

While owning a standard Porsche is a dream for many, some customers seek even greater exclusivity through Porsche’s bespoke Sonderwunsch department.

For enthusiasts seeking ultimate exclusivity, Porsche’s Sonderwunsch department offers bespoke customization, turning unique client visions into reality.

During a Monterey Car Week interview, Porsche’s Sonderwunsch head Alexander Fabig revealed the department’s capacity for extreme customization. Fabig confirmed that bespoke projects, including manual transmission swaps or even a manual Panamera, are feasible, highlighting the program’s commitment to fulfilling unique client visions.

Regarding the rumored Panamera convertible, Fabig clarified that while the project is not currently in development, it serves as a testament to the extent of the Sonderwunsch program’s capabilities. He emphasized the department’s willingness to accommodate bespoke client requests, stating, “If you are asking for it, we would do it, but we are not working on that. It’s not an active project.”

Fabig noted that the Sonderwunsch program lets clients design their own Porsches with expert support, provided they meet road safety regulations. While traditionally focused on the 911, the program now includes four-door models, as well as restoration and “restomod” projects for older vehicles.

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