A genuinely well cared-for Porsche Panamera 4 E-Hybrid with full service history, excellent specification and approximately 73,000 miles. Finished in a beautiful deep metallic blue with black leather interior, this is a superb example of what makes the Panamera such an exceptional all-round car - Porsche performance and handling combined with genuine four-seat comfort, huge long-distance ability and the flexibility of plug-in hybrid power. FULL SERVICE HISTORY - PROPERLY LOOKED AFTER One of the most important things when buying a Panamera of this age is its history, and this car has been regularly and properly maintained throughout its life, with the service book and supporting documentation present. The photographs show the recorded servicing and maintenance history, including work undertaken by Porsche specialists. The car is also booked in for its next oil service on 10 September 2026, so the new owner will benefit from a freshly serviced car rather than immediately having maintenance to arrange. All four tyres have also been replaced during 2026 and have plenty of tread remaining. Mechanically the car drives extremely well and has clearly benefited from being maintained rather than simply run. CONDITION For an eight-year-old car with approximately 73,000 miles, it presents extremely well. The interior in particular has worn very nicely. The black leather seats, dashboard, rear passenger area and carpets are all in very good condition and the car has clearly been looked after. As you'd expect on a car of this age and mileage, there are some minor cosmetic marks and the usual light alloy-wheel kerbing/scuffs. I would much rather describe these honestly than pretend an eight-year-old car is showroom-new. There are also two small puncture marks to the front bumper, caused when another vehicle made contact with the car while it was parked. Importantly, this is cosmetic rather than structural damage. During the car's most recent major service the front bumper was removed and subsequently correctly refitted without issue. The two small marks remain visible and could be repaired relatively simply by a competent bodyshop. I've deliberately photographed them so that any prospective buyer can see exactly what I'm describing - there are no surprises being hidden. I'm happy for serious prospective buyers to inspect the car carefully enquiries welcome.