The new Macan on show
11/12/2018
On Monday 10 December, Porsche Centre Mid-Sussex invited guests to our Centre to explore the new Macan.
Our guests took a close look at various incarnations of the new Macan models, whilst enjoying a range of delicious refreshments. The Porsche Centre Mid-Sussex team were on hand to answer any questions and highlight the extensive features of the new Macan.
The new Macan features a more purposeful, modern appearance, focused on its front and rear design in particular, with lighting playing a key role. The 25-watt headlights have undergone a complete redesign, now incorporating full LED technology, with a sculptured, future-oriented look. At the rear the striking taillight strip is another typical Porsche element, complementing the new, integrated four-point brake lights.
For more information on the Porsche Macan call 01444 242 911 or email info@porschemidsussex.co.uk to speak to a member of our Sales Team.
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