....it really knows how to use it—at least when equipped with the aforementioned Sport package plus the $5000 Porsche Dynamic Chassis Control Sport system (active anti-roll bars, brake-based torque vectoring,and an electronically controlled limited-slip rear differential), $8960 carbon-ceramic brakes, and $3630 21-inch SportDesign wheels with staggered-width Z-rated Continental ContiSport Contact 5P tires. At the skidpad, the Panamera 4S doggedly clung to the asphalt, generating 1.03 g worth of lateral grip, shading the Panamera Turbo’s 0.94 g— an improvement that can be attributed in large part to its 108-pound-lighter curb weight and nearly 2 percent front-to-rear shift in weight distribution (51.7/48.3 percent for the 4S versus 53.5/46.5 for the Turbo).