Porsche Centre Edinburgh appoints new Service Advisor
26/7/2017
Porsche Centre Edinburgh is delighted to announce that Wendy Ogilvie has recently joined the Aftersales Team as our new Service Advisor.
Wendy has a wealth of experience in the motor trade, and further strengthens the team in preparation for the opening of our new facility in March 2018.
The new site will accommodate twenty two cars in the showroom with a dedicated handover area, ten technical bays, two direct dialogue bays and a MOT bay. In addition, a seperate building will also be to home to our chip and paint repair workshop.
Wendy is looking forward to meeting both our new and existing customers, so next time you visit the showroom be sure to say hello. Alternatively please contact her on 0131 629 9183 or email info@porschedinburgh.co.uk to make an appointment.
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