The seventh-generation Porsche 911 is, in Turbo S guise, a cruise missile of a sports car. With 580bhp being sent to all four wheels and a top speed of over 200mph, there are some supercars that would have a hard time keeping up with it in a straight line.
You might think a four-door saloon has no hope of matching it for outright pace, but Porsche has something that should put up a good fight.
The Panamera Turbo S E-Hybrid is the fastest Panamera Porsche has ever built. It may be at a 700kg weight disadvantage, but its petrol-electric powertrain produces an even more impressive 671bhp.
Join Dan Prosser as he pits the two Porsches against each other in a half-mile drag race, to see which will cross the line first.
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Love how it whistles over the
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