Hosting a Supercar Breakfast
29/4/2019
On Sunday 28 April, Porsche Centre Mid-Sussex hosted a Supercar Breakfast for around 80 guests. Over 50 supercars from a variety or marques arrived at the Centre, including several examples of the Porsche GT, a Ferrari 488 Pista, a McLaren 600 LT and a Ford GT.
Guests were treated to a breakfast selection and made donations in support of Chestnut Tree House Children’s Charity , raising £140.
Everyone thoroughly enjoyed the morning and the Porsche Centre Mid-Sussex team is looking forward to the next event.
If you would like to attend our next Supercar Breakfast, or for more information, please email info@porschemidsussex.co.uk or keep up to date via our Facebook and Instagram accounts.
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