New Porsche Centre Edinburgh opening
28/3/2019
Throughout March, Porsche Centres across the UK had the opportunity to welcome their guests for their 911 Preview Event.
Unfortunately, due to circumstances beyond our control, our 911 Preview Event and official opening of our new Porsche Centre had to be postponed. All our customers will be informed when our new Centre officially opens, and we will be hosting an opening event later this year.
If you have recently driven past our new Centre, you will have noticed that the building work is now complete. There are, however, formalities that need to happen before we can open our doors for the public. In the meantime, our existing Porsche Centre will continue to remain open for any Porsche requirements you may have.
In the meantime, we would be delighted to offer you the chance to experience the new 911 for yourself. Please email info@porscheedinburgh.co.uk or call 0131 629 9183 to book a demonstration drive.
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