Porsche Enthusiasts Club Night
14/11/2019
On Wednesday 6 November 2019, Porsche Centre Nottingham welcomed the East Midlands Region of the Independent Porsche Enthusiast Club for their monthly club night.
Over 30 members of the independent club attended the invite only event, and were given a chance to speak to our Sales Team about new and Classic Porsche’s models.
Centre Principle Michael Mason, commented ‘We were delighted to open up the showroom to the Independent Porsche Enthusiast Club, and allow the Club a private opportunity to view the cars we have available. We hope to continue this relationship next year and support their future events’.
To find out more about the Independent Porsche Enthusiast Club, speak to a member of the team on 0115 986 0911 .
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