Potterspury Lodge Visit
22/1/2020
On Thursday 16th January, four students from Potterspury Lodge who are huge Porsche fans were invited to spend the morning at Porsche Centre Silverstone.
Mark, one of our sales executives provided the students with an in-depth and informative tour of the new showroom and workshop. As well as a Q&A session, the students were able to discover the vast and varying features that Porsche has to offer in a hands on way, from getting behind the steering wheel, to exploring both interior and exterior features and hearing the roar of the engines.
At the end of the visit, each student was given a goody bag filled with a selection of items from the Porsche Shop to take away with them. A gift that was greatly appreciated.
For any further information, please contact a member of the team on 01327 355 911 or email info@porschesilverstone.co.uk .
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