Porsche Centre Edinburgh new showroom
21/8/2018
The works for the new Porsche Centre Edinburgh began in June 2017, directly opposite from the current showroom at Fort Kinnaird.
This new state-of-the art Porsche Centre will accommodate twenty-two new cars, a dedicated handover area and feature extensive customer facilities. The workshop will also house ten technical bays, two Direct Dialogue Bays and an MOT bay. In addition, a separate building will house chip and paint repairs.
As the works approach their completion, the current team recently went on a tour of the new building. Everyone was impressed and surprised with the size of the new Centre and cannot wait to officially move in.
Please contact our team on info@porscheedinburgh.co.uk or 0131 629 9183 for further information
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