New Porsche Centre Edinburgh Opening in April 2018
09/10/2017
Porsche Centre Edinburgh will soon be relocating to their new premises, which will be opposite to the current showroom at Fort Kinnaird.
The works for the new Centre began in June of this year and our customers are impressed with how quickly it has started to gain shape.
William Marshall, Site Manager from PDR Construction, has confirmed that the works are on schedule and the new Centre should open as planned in April 2018.
The Edinburgh team are very excited with the progress of their new facilities and feel privileged to be able to witness it first-hand every day when coming to work.
For more information please contact us on 0131 475 5000 or email info@porscheedinburgh.co.uk and a member of our team would be happy to assist.
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