Head of Porsche Matthias Müller said recently that a new small sedan model is very close to reaching production.
He was quoted saying: “I think a seven-model series would be a good line-up because most cars have a seven-year life cycle. If we had seven models we could have a major event each year, as well as the variants.” The long rumored model has been known as 'Pajun' for Panamera Junior, much like Macan is to the Cayenne.
Müller is pushing for this new sedan, suggesting that it's already in the well advanced stage. However, the decision is up to parent company Volkswagen. If the greenlight is given it could go on sale in 2016-2017, and go up against the likes of BMW 5-Series and Mercedes E-Class.

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Porsche has confirmed that both the GTS and Turbo S Macan will make production. Details are limited, but with the GTS we expected stiffer suspension, lower ride height, chassis modification for extra responsiveness, optional manual transmission, sport exhaust, and redesigned aggressive wide appearance. Along with all the mentioned above, the Turbo S will be a more modified 3.6L V6 Turbo with around 450hp or more.

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The long rumored and awaited Audi S1 is finally here. With the official debut next month in Geneva, this hatchback sport compact promises to be a hit.
Power comes from a turbocharged 2.0L TFSI producing 228hp and 273 lb-ft of torque. With its permanent Quattro all-wheel drive system, 0 to 100 km/h only takes 5.8 seconds and a top speed of 155 mph. The suspension has been heavily modified with a four-link design instead of the compound link found on the A1. This among other upgrades make the S1 extremely agile. Brakes have also been increased for maximum stopping power.
The exterior has been redesigned with new bumpers, side skirts, roof spoiler, black accents, xenon headlights, and LED taillights.
Both the S1 (2-door) and S1 Sportback (5-door) will go on sale in Germany starting the second quarter of 2014 priced at €29,950 ($40,820) and €30,800 ($42,025).

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