Porsche Centre Silverstone announced Dealer of the Year 2015
15/2/2016
The start of 2016 has brought us some fantastic news at Porsche Centre Silverstone. As part of an internal competition between the 35 Official Porsche Centres in the UK network, which came down to the wire, Porsche Centre Silverstone has been crowned winners, coming joint first place with Porsche Centre Swindon.
The scoring criteria was based on all areas of performance including customer satisfaction, new car registrations, used car sales and training qualifications.
The whole team is delighted and even raised a glass of champagne one evening after work to celebrate being top of the leaderboard!
This is following on from our success earlier in 2015 when we received the award for the best Official Porsche Centre for servicing at the Total 911 awards.
We aim to continue delighting our customers in 2016 and we will work to continue our reign reign as ‘Dealer of the Year’.
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