Porsche Experience
28/8/2018
On Friday 3 August, Porsche Centre Glasgow welcomed 26 guests to Rufflets Hotel in Fife to experience the new Cayenne S and 718 Boxster.
After arriving at the hotel, guests enjoyed light refreshments and a briefing. There were three sessions run over the course of the day, which included a short drive from the hotel to Leuchars Airfield, with a Porsche Driving Consultant.
Once at the test track venue, guests took part in a number of dynamic driving exercises to highlight the key features of the car. Each guest had the opportunity to explore both models during the road and track experience. Throughout the day, refreshments were served including pastries, light lunch and sweet treats in the afternoon.
Guests thoroughly enjoyed the whole driving experience and shared their experiences upon returning to the hotel.
Please contact our Marketing Executive, Katie Shevlin at katie.shevlin@porscheglasgow.co.uk or 0141 885 6911 if you are interested in attending any future events.
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