Porsche 911 Preview Event
28/3/2019
On Friday 22 March, Porsche Centre Mid-Sussex was delighted to welcome over 380 guests to our 911 preview event.
Centre Principal Andrew Crabb and Margareta Mahlstedt, General Manager, Marketing at Porsche Cars Great Britain, presented the new 911 Carrera S and 911 Carrera 4S models.
Guests enjoyed drinks and canapés served throughout the night. They were also treated to a stunning display of the new Macan with numerous Tequipment options, as well as a 718 Boxster T among other models from the Porsche range.
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If you were unable to join us on the night, we would be delighted to offer you the chance to experience the new 911 for yourself. Please email or call 01444 242 911 to book a demonstration drive.
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