P 989
15 jan 2006 1:01
Surfend op het web kwam ik dit artikel tegen in Wikipedia (nog nooit van een 989 gehoord):
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Porsche 989
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989 is the internal Porsche project number for a four-dour luxury sports sedan that never went into production.
Type 989 development was initiated in 1988, and was overseen by Dr. Ulrich Bez, who was also responsible for the 993 series.
The platform for the 989 was front-engine, rear-drive, with a wheelbase of 2826 mm.
A new 80-degree, water cooled V8 engine with a displacement of 3.6 liters and a power output of at least 300 bhp at 7000 rpm was developed. (Various sources cite different engine displacements. According to Autoweek, the 989 V8 engine was to be all-aluminum, displacing 4.2 liters.)
The prototype was designed by Harm Lagaay, the result foreshadowing the lines of later models such as the 968, 993 and 996. Specific design influences to later Porsche models include the control-arm suspension, which would later be used on the 993, as well as the headlight and tail-light designs which were obviously adapted for the 996. (Autoweek)
After Ulrich Bez left Porsche AG in September 1991, the project lost momentum, and in January 1992, development of the 989 was halted. Although Porsche officials initially claimed that the only prototype was destroyed, they now contend that it still remains in storage. A rear-view photograph of the prototype (silver color, 17 inch Cup II wheels, unregistered licence plate BB-PW 989) is published in the German classic car magazine Motor Klassik, No. 4/2003, p. 28.
The Porsche Panamera, due in 2009, can be considered as the successor of the 989 project.
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External links
* A few images of the Porsche 989: 1); 2); 3); 4); 5).
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References
* Ludvigsen, Karl (2003). Porsche - Excellence was expected (second edition). Bentley Publishers. ISBN 0-8376-0235-1
* Kable, Greg and Bob Gritzinger (2005). Panamera Flagship Gets Go-Ahead. Autoweek, August 6, 2005.
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Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales's personal appeal for donations
Porsche 989
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.
Jump to: navigation, search
989 is the internal Porsche project number for a four-dour luxury sports sedan that never went into production.
Type 989 development was initiated in 1988, and was overseen by Dr. Ulrich Bez, who was also responsible for the 993 series.
The platform for the 989 was front-engine, rear-drive, with a wheelbase of 2826 mm.
A new 80-degree, water cooled V8 engine with a displacement of 3.6 liters and a power output of at least 300 bhp at 7000 rpm was developed. (Various sources cite different engine displacements. According to Autoweek, the 989 V8 engine was to be all-aluminum, displacing 4.2 liters.)
The prototype was designed by Harm Lagaay, the result foreshadowing the lines of later models such as the 968, 993 and 996. Specific design influences to later Porsche models include the control-arm suspension, which would later be used on the 993, as well as the headlight and tail-light designs which were obviously adapted for the 996. (Autoweek)
After Ulrich Bez left Porsche AG in September 1991, the project lost momentum, and in January 1992, development of the 989 was halted. Although Porsche officials initially claimed that the only prototype was destroyed, they now contend that it still remains in storage. A rear-view photograph of the prototype (silver color, 17 inch Cup II wheels, unregistered licence plate BB-PW 989) is published in the German classic car magazine Motor Klassik, No. 4/2003, p. 28.
The Porsche Panamera, due in 2009, can be considered as the successor of the 989 project.
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External links
* A few images of the Porsche 989: 1); 2); 3); 4); 5).
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References
* Ludvigsen, Karl (2003). Porsche - Excellence was expected (second edition). Bentley Publishers. ISBN 0-8376-0235-1
* Kable, Greg and Bob Gritzinger (2005). Panamera Flagship Gets Go-Ahead. Autoweek, August 6, 2005.
This article about a car produced after 1975 is a stub. You can help Wikipedia by expanding it.
15 jan 2006 1:07
Enkele foto's:
http://www.vezess.hu/content/cm/Porsche ... 34_big.jpg
http://www.vezess.hu/content/cm/Porsche ... 34_big.jpg
http://www.vezess.hu/content/cm/Porsche ... al_big.jpg
http://www.vezess.hu/content/cm/Porsche ... es_big.jpg
http://www.porschete.com/porschete/comu ... s02/31.jpg
Vreemde gewaarwording een vierdeurs Porsche sedan
http://www.vezess.hu/content/cm/Porsche ... 34_big.jpg
http://www.vezess.hu/content/cm/Porsche ... 34_big.jpg
http://www.vezess.hu/content/cm/Porsche ... al_big.jpg
http://www.vezess.hu/content/cm/Porsche ... es_big.jpg
http://www.porschete.com/porschete/comu ... s02/31.jpg
Vreemde gewaarwording een vierdeurs Porsche sedan
15 jan 2006 10:46
Das een mooie 4door saloon Olaf 
Sleurhut erachter en je kan op vakantie 
Die 989 is echt een verlengde 911 met 4 deuren. Ik vind het er niet uitzien
Gelukkig dat het bij een prototype is gebleven!
Sleurhut erachter en je kan op vakantie
Die 989 is echt een verlengde 911 met 4 deuren. Ik vind het er niet uitzien
Gelukkig dat het bij een prototype is gebleven!
15 jan 2006 10:49
Leuk modelletje voor Toyota. 
15 jan 2006 19:45
Je kunt als je 2 deuren wegdenkt best de 996 erin herkennen, vooral aan de achterzijde. De voorkant lijkt dan weer op een 968? (weet niet of dit het goede nummer is, maar vooruit)
Maar hij is toch te uitgerekt, hoop dat de nieuwe mooier wordt.
Maar hij is toch te uitgerekt, hoop dat de nieuwe mooier wordt.
15 jan 2006 21:23
Op de porschete-site nog wat idiote modellen (smaken verschillen).
Pimp my Porsche:
http://www.porschete.com/porschete/comu ... s02/23.jpg
http://www.porschete.com/porschete/comu ... s02/24.jpg
http://www.porschete.com/porschete/comu ... s02/25.jpg
Pimp my Porsche:
http://www.porschete.com/porschete/comu ... s02/23.jpg
http://www.porschete.com/porschete/comu ... s02/24.jpg
http://www.porschete.com/porschete/comu ... s02/25.jpg
