Sportscar Together Day
02/7/2019
Open Day
Recently Porsche Centre Teesside hosted an open day in celebration of Sportscar Together Day.
Sportscar Together Day is a celebration of all things Porsche, bringing together Porsche owners and enthusiasts alike.
With a fantastic turn out and families of all ages enjoying the hospitality here at Porsche Centre Teesside, Centre Principle Ross Jameson said he was “delighted to see so many customers and friends of the business join us in celebrating all things Porsche.”
Light refreshments were available throughout the day and a local DJ and a saxophonist entertained the visitors whilst they looked around and photographed the various models of Porsche on display.
Please contact a member of the team on info@porscheteesside.co.uk or 01642 939439 for more information on future events.
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