Porsche Centre Silverstone's new Direct Dialogue Bay
07/9/2016
Porsche Centre Silverstone is delighted to announce that we have installed a dedicated Direct Dialogue Bay in our Aftersales Department.
The new Direct Dialogue Bay allows you to gain a detailed insight into the condition of your Porsche. When the vehicle is brought into the private bay, one of our Service Advisors will conduct an initial health check and visual inspection of the car explaining their findings to you as they go.
Please watch our short video to find out more about the Direct Dialogue Bay.
Our Aftersales Team would like to invite you to get up close and personal with your Porsche on your next visit to our Centre for servicing or repairs. Please arrange your Direct Dialogue Bay session with your Service Advisor when booking your next appointment.
Please call us on 01327 438 035 if you have any questions about the Direct Dialogue Bay process and our team will be happy to help you.
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