Open House Day
30/6/2017
On Sunday 18 June, Porsche Centre Glasgow was delighted to welcome over 100 guests to our Porsche Open House event.
Open House event is an informal open day that gives our guests the opportunity to get to know Porsche and take to the road in one of our vehicles, often for the first time.
Guests were able to view the entire Porsche model range, learn about our history through our Porsche Classic display and enjoy a variety of refreshments, which were served throughout the day. Children and adults alike enjoyed the day, especially our 98-inch screen that showed a live stream of the 24 hours of Le Mans where Porsche drove to victory for the third consecutive year and the 19th overall victory!
If you were unable to join us, we would be delighted to offer you the chance to take a demonstration drive in the Porsche of your choice. Please call us on 01418856911 or email us on info@porscheglasgow.co.uk for more information.
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