The new Panamera Sport Turismo unveiled at Porsche Centre Nottingham
18/10/2017
On Friday 13 October, Porsche Centre Nottingham was delighted to welcome over 200 guests to our new Panamera Sport Turismo preview event.
Daniel Read, New Car Sales Manager of Porsche Centre Nottingham, and Jon Hall, Regional Manager of Network Operations, Porsche Cars Great Britain, presented the new Panamera Sport Turismo, including the three new Turbo models. A showcase of the latest model range and classic Porsche cars were also on display.
Guests enjoyed a live music performance, and drinks and canapés served throughout the night.
Daniel Read said: “I would like to thank all of our guests that joined us at the preview evening, the car has been greatly received by all“.
Please email info@porschenottingham.co.uk if you would like to organise a test drive, or find out more about the new Panamera Sport Turismo.
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