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خالد أيوبي
2024-09-08 17:54

I'm planning to buy a Panamera soon. Initially, I was considering a regular Panamera with options totaling around 140. But I recently discovered that the new Active Ride can only be selected on the e-Hybrid, which is about 16 more expensive even if I forgo some options. Can any owners share whether the Active Ride feature is worth the money? Is it cost-effective?

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عبدالرحمن نادر
عبدالرحمن نادر2024-10-04 04:48
If money is not an issue, must buy.
محمد منصور
محمد منصور2024-09-09 08:00
I've definitely chosen this package. I suggest checking out related videos and trying it out yourself if you're considering this package.

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