Porsche First Class ExcitementRoad Book

Ladies and gentlemen,

Since 1948, Porsche vehicles have stood

for the fascinating appeal of the sports car.

So, what is it that actually turns a sports

car into a Porsche? High perform ance?

Definitely. Not produced with horsepower

alone, however, but with intelligence. With

vehicle concepts that have been derived

from motorsport, yet can withstand the

toughest demands of everyday driving. With

engines that continue to deliver greater

power, yet consume less fuel. And with a

whole range of other efficiency-enhancing

technologies for the 21st century. Our cars

also feature cutting-edge designs based on

a tried-and-tested principle: form follows

function. Each and every one of our vehicles

demonstrates just how aesthetically this

principle can be applied. The end result:

an indescribable driving experience on

the road. That’s enough about the theory.

Let’s see what it’s like in practice.

If you can dream it, then you can build it.

Content

You’ve already decided to take a driving

tour in a Porsche. To make sure that this

is combined with as many wonderful

impressions as possible, you can choose

between the four attractive routes shown on

the following pages. Come and be inspired.

Leave the aimless wanderings to Odysseus.Chosen your route? Excellent. Now, it’s

time to get into your vehicle and switch

on Porsche Communication Management

(PCM): the central, high-performance control

system for audio, communication and

navigation functions.

Setting the language:

1. Press the CAR button

2. Press the OPTION button

3. Select “Set PCM system”

“Language PCM”

4. Select the desired language

To start the navigation system:

1. Press the NAVI button.

2. Press the STORED DESTINATIONS

button.

3. Select the desired destination.

– Weinheim – Rüsselsheim Route

– Wetterau Route

– Taunus Route

– Rheingau Route

– Vehicle handover at the

First Class Terminal

Weinheim – Rüsselsheim Route 4

Wetterau Route 6

Taunus Route 8

Rheingau Route 10

Porsche Driving Experience 12

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911 Carrera models: fuel consumption (in l/100 km)

urban 14.4–11.2 · extra urban 7.6–6.5 · combined 10.0–8.2; CO2 emissions 236–194 g/km

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Weinheim – Rüsselsheim Route

Route description:Enjoy the driving dynamics, acceleration

and precision of your Porsche on stretches

of motorway around Frankfurt. One of the

special highlights along this 134-km route

is the opportunity to drive a sports car

through the Geo-Naturpark Bergstraße-

Odenwald, a site that is protected and

promoted by UNESCO. Other attractions

in the region include castles, palaces and

the ‘Felsenmeer’ boulder field. Please note

there is an increased risk of congestion

during peak times.

Leg 1Frankfurt Airport – Bensheim A very special experience at the wheel on

predominantly flat stretches of motorway

with only a few speed restrictions.

“ I was always a sensible driver.

But I can also drive fast.”

(Ferry Porsche)

Leg 2Bensheim – RüsselsheimThe journey continues on to the

Rüsselsheimer Dreieck interchange

with plenty of opportunity to discover

the fascinating appeal of driving a

Porsche on the motorway. Tip: if the

Rüsselsheimer Dreieck interchange is

congested, stay on the A 67 and head

to Frankfurt Airport on the A 3.

Leg 3Rüsselsheim – Frankfurt AirportAll good things come to an end. Savour

the last few miles in your Porsche on the

return journey to Frankfurt Airport. At the

end of your tour, simply hand over your

Porsche at the First Class Terminal without

worrying about refuelling.

Stop-off points:– Alsbach services (on the A 5 between

Darmstadt and Bensheim) with views of

Auerbach Castle

– Pfungstadt services (on the A 67 between

Gernsheim and Darmstadt)

Places of interest:– Auerbach Castle (Schloss Auerbach)

Ausserhalb 2, 64625 Bensheim-Auerbach

– Lorsch Abbey (UNESCO World Cultural

Heritage site), Niebelungenstraße 35,

64653 Lorch

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Bensheim

Frankfurt Airport

Frankfurt a. M.

Wiesbaden

Mainz

Darmstadt

Rüsselsheim

Cayenne models: fuel consumption (in l/100 km) urban 15.9–8.4 · extra urban 8.5–6.5 · combined 11.5–7.2; CO2 emissions 270–189 g/km

Weinheim–RüsselsheimRoute

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Stop-off points:– Parking and rest area at the exit for

Gründau Lieblos

– Wetterau-West services (on the A 5 just

after the exit for Ober-Mörlen)

Places of interest:– Natural spas and thermal baths, e.g. in

Bad Vilbel, Rosbach vor der Höhe and

Bad Nauheim

– Taunusblick services (on the A 5 between

the Bad Homburger Kreuz and Nordwest-

kreuz Frankfurt interchanges) with incred-

ible views of the Frankfurt skyline

Wetterau Route

Frankfurt Airport

Frankfurt a. M.

Hanau

LieblosGründau

Altenstadt

Bad Homburg

Butzbach

Wetterau Route

Route description: A combination of fast sections of motorway

and winding country roads for pure,

unadulterated driving pleasure. The high-

light of the route, which covers a total

distance of approx. 161 km, is driving

through the Wetterau region and the

Upper Vogelsberg nature reserve.

Leg 1Frankfurt Airport – Gründau-Lieblos Enjoy the exhilarating feeling of driving a

Porsche on the first stretch of motorway

that takes you to Lieblos.

Leg 2Gründau-Lieblos – Altenstadt This meandering, slightly hilly section of

the route provides the ideal conditions for

exploring the unique driving dynamics of

your Porsche.

Leg 3Altenstadt – Butzbach – Frankfurt AirportBack on the motorway, there are only a

few speed restrictions on the return journey

to Frankfurt. A final opportunity to witness

the powers of acceleration and precision

of your Porsche on the motorway. At the

end of the tour, simply hand over your

Porsche at the First Class Terminal without

worrying about refuelling.

“ There is no need to use all of the car’s

speed on every journey. At low speeds,

even on a motorway, a Porsche should

offer a rewarding driving experience.”

(Ferry Porsche)

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Panamera models (excl. Panamera S E-Hybrid): fuel consumption (in l/100 km) urban 15.7–7.8 · extra urban 7.8–5.5 · combined 10.7–6.3; CO2 emissions 249–166 g/km

Panamera S E-Hybrid: fuel consumption (in l/100 km) combined 3.1; CO2 emissions 71 g/km; power consumption combined 16.2 kWh/100 km

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Stop-off points:– Numerous places to park up along the

road between Eltville and Idstein

(no signposted parking)

– Medenbach services (on the A 3 after

the exit for Niedernhausen)

Places of interest:– Schloss Reinhartshausen winery and

five-star Kempinski Hotel: Hauptstraße 41,

65346 Eltville-Erbach am Rhein

– Eberbach Abbey with its own winery

and restaurant: Kloster Eberbach 1,

65346 Eltville am Rhein

Taunus Route

Route description: You’ll find the numerous twists and turns

as exhilarating as the feeling of driving a

Porsche. Special highlights along the

route, which covers a total of approx.

131 km, include impressive mountain

scenery and thrilling winding roads.

Leg 1Frankfurt Airport – WiesbadenSet off along the motorway to Wiesbaden,

before driving your Porsche along serpen-

tine roads through the breathtaking Taunus

hills.

Leg 2Wiesbaden – Eltville – IdsteinThe hilly and meandering country roads

en route to Idstein are perfect for exploring

the driving dynamics, acceleration and

precision of your Porsche.

Leg 3Idstein – Frankfurt AirportSavour the last few miles of this incredible

Porsche driving experience on the return

journey to Frankfurt Airport. At the end of

your tour, simply hand over your Porsche

at the First Class Terminal without worrying

about refuelling.

“ Driving is something I’ve always

loved – in all its variations.”

(Ferry Porsche)

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Frankfurt Airport

Wiesbaden

Frankfurt a. M.

Idstein

Hünstetten

Eltville

Taunus Route

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Cayenne models: fuel consumption (in l/100 km) urban 15.9–8.4 · extra urban 8.5–6.5 · combined 11.5–7.2; CO2 emissions 270–189 g/km

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Frankfurt Airport

Wiesbaden

MainzOestrich-Winkel

Geisenheim

Rheingau Route

“ I’ve always understood the Porsche to

be much more than just a car; it is my

philosophy on the freedom of individual

mobility.”

(Ferry Porsche)

Rheingau Route

Route description: Drive your Porsche from the Taunus

region right into the Rheingau. In addition

to breathtaking views, plenty of enjoyment

behind the wheel is also guaranteed. The

highlight of this tour covering a total dis-

tance of approx. 133 km: an extraordinary

driving experience along an impressive

route, past vineyards and picturesque

villages.

Leg 1Frankfurt Airport – WiesbadenSet off along the motorway to Wiesbaden,

before driving your Porsche along the

winding country roads and through

breathtaking scenery.

Leg 2Wiesbaden – Oestrich-Winkel The meandering and varied route is ideal

for amply exploring the driving dynamics

of your Porsche.

Leg 3

Oestrich Winkel – WiesbadenDiscover the superb handling and powers

of acceleration on the challenging country

roads through the hilly Rheingau region.

Leg 4Wiesbaden – Frankfurt AirportSavour the last few miles in your Porsche

on the return journey to Frankfurt Airport.

At the end of your tour, simply hand over

your Porsche at the First Class Terminal

without worrying about refuelling.

Stop-off points:– Laukenmühle mill in the Wispertal valley

(just before Lorch am Rhein with large

car park and restaurant)

– Various non-signposted stopping points

along the Rhine and in the Rheingau

Places of interest:– Johannisberg Estate (Schloss Johannis-

berg), 65366 Geisenheim (winery and

gourmet restaurant)

– Vollrads Castle, Schloss Vollrads 1,

65375 Oestrich-Winkel (winery and

gourmet restaurant)

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911 Carrera models: fuel consumption (in l/100 km) urban 14.4–11.2 · extra urban 7.6–6.5 · combined 10.0–8.2; CO2 emissions 236–194 g/km

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Porsche Travel Club.With the Porsche Travel Club, your holiday

starts the second you take to the wheel.

Leave your everyday life behind and join us

for a journey to some of the most beautiful

parts of the world, whether it’s for several

hours or several days. Your trusted travel

companion along the way – a Porsche.

A range of fascinating driving tours with

an exclusive accompanying programme:

on all of our routes, you’ll stay at first-class

hotels and dine at some of the best restaur-

ants. In short: with the Porsche Travel Club,

you’ll discover something that cannot be

put into words – the true exhilaration of

driving a Porsche.

For further information on all the packages

offered by the Porsche Driving Experience,

visit www.porsche.com/drivingexperience.

Porsche Sport Driving School.At Porsche, we are not only working on the

evolution of the sports car, but also on

the evolution of driving. Driving a vehicle

safely on the road is no problem. But

controlling a sports car in hazardous

conditions? We can help you to drive more

safely and enhance – and perfect – your

driving skills, step by step. Always under

the guidance of professional Porsche

instructors. Either in your own car or in

a vehicle provided by the Porsche Sport

Driving School. On or off road. On inter-

national racetracks. On snow or ice. We

accompany you right from the start and

– if you so choose – through the various

training levels until you are ready to apply

for a racing licence.

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What awaits you after the road book routes? Perhaps even more from the Porsche Driving Experience.

911 Carrera models: fuel consumption (in l/100 km) urban 14.4–11.2 ·

extra urban 7.6–6.5 · combined 10.0–8.2; CO2 emissions 236–194 g/km

Each and every Porsche is the product of

60 years of sports car engineering – and

more than 30,000 racing victories. You’ll

find true sporting genes wherever you look:

under the bonnet, in the design and behind

the wheel. Yet, every Porsche embodies

much more besides: high levels of safety

and efficiency, along with a combination of

tradition and innovation, performance and

everyday practicality, form and function.

You’ll notice all this as soon as you step

inside and, of course, when you start the

engine.

We hope you enjoy your tour.

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The start is clear. For you.

911 Carrera models: fuel consumption (in l/100 km) urban 14.4–11.2 ·

extra urban 7.6–6.5 · combined 10.0–8.2; CO2 emissions 236–194 g/km

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