Limo gets lethal

It's about time porsche court up the the world of the four door four seat family luxury car market chrysler mercedes and jaguar have been there for years now porsche have made something realistic . Thankyou

Thanks T Bennet. That’s what we love at Carsguide… a decent laugh first thing on a Monday morning. Indeed, the term `most lethal’ when literally translated, means `most capable of causing death’. And if we bothered with literal translation, we would probably query your use of the term `libelous’, since our writer’s comments were patently not legally actionable. You demanded explanation. Lethal, in this case, was clearly intended as a compliment. As would have been the use of, say, wicked, beast, aggressive, or similar terms. I’m surprised at having to give an explanation like that to somebody with your apparent vocabulary skills, or in fact having to give it to anybody over the mental age of eight. Cheers, Karla Pincott ------------------------------------------------------ "Most lethal" literally translates to "most capable of causing death" so Carsguide is now under serious obligation to defend its credibility and reputation through justifying its decision to employ such a disgracefully sensationalist description. Does Carsguide genuinely believe that the Porsche company has or did have internal targets designed to produce the world's most lethal limousine? Or believe that Porsche would aspire to this objective? Or credit this claim to be in any way a factual statement of intent by Porsche? Or does this merely amount to libelous drivel repeated by Carsguide to the detriment and harm of Porsche and its agents, and to motoring enthusiasts in general? Carsguide promptly needs to explain and justify these questions, and provide supporting documentation towards its damaging claims as being truthful or factual. There are claims that Carsguide has stooped into lowest-denominator terminology disguised as credible comment, but which reeks only of the cheapest most amateurist form of incompetent unprofessional gutter-style automotive journalism, not to mention commercial slander.

amazing looking car.. what i would do for an m5 though..urrrgh

That is the best photo of the car I've seen yet-it looks bloody good!! If it's that pretty in the flesh bring it on.

what a great looking car, of course it looks like a 911 from the front. another car that'll be good to at the Sydney Motor Show.

Nah, It's very, very ugly. Even more ugly than the Masaratti Quatro Porte. I'm not in the market for a fourdoor performance saloon myself but if I were it would be the Aston Martin Rapide for me even though I know it will be a lot more expensive than the Porsche. It's like it's stablemate the Lagonda of old, just gorgeous even standing still. Pure class!