Sportscar Together Day
11/6/2019
On 8 June, Porsche Centre Sheffield welcomed over 400 guests to our Sportscar Together Day in celebration of all things Porsche. These celebrations took place around the globe with sportscar drivers, enthusiasts and fans coming together to share their passion.
During the event, the full model range was on display as well as several brand new Porsche models, including the new 911 (992) and Cayenne Coupé. Guests also had the opportunity to view a customer’s huge model collection, as well as enjoying refreshments from Bella Hog and Something Sweet.
Thank you to the guests that attended our celebration. If you have any enquiries, please contact the Centre on 01142564455 and ask to speak to a member of the Sales Team.
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