The all-new Porsche Centre Edinburgh
22/6/2017
We are delighted to confirm that work has now started on our new, state-of-the-art Porsche Centre which will open its doors in spring 2018.
The new Centre sits directly opposite our current showroom at Fort Kinnaird, where we have been located for the last 14 years.
Incredibly spacious, the new Centre will accommodate twenty-two cars, a dedicated handover area and extensive customer facilities. The workshop will house ten technical bays, two Direct Dialogue Bays and an MOT bay. In addition, a separate building will house chip and paint repairs.
Garry Bagley, Centre Principal commented: “As the business has grown beyond the current site and facilities, we are all looking forward, as Porsche partners, to celebrating the opening of the new site early next year”.
The new facility will also become a Porsche Exclusive Manufactur Centre, one of only four in the UK.
Please call us on 0131 629 9183 or email info@porscheedinburgh.co.uk if you would like to find out more about our new Centre.
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