Join Us For Our Sports Car Together Day
30/5/2018
The dream of a perfect sports car drove Ferry Porsche to create the very first Porsche on 8 June 1948, and that dream is alive and well today 70 years on.
In June this year, to celebrate the 70th birthday of Porsche, our Porsche Centre will be holding a Sportscar Together Day. You, your family and your friends are invited to Porsche Centre South London on Saturday 9 June between 9am and 5pm to help celebrate this historic occasion.
The event will be a celebration of all things Porsche, bringing together Porsche drivers and fans, along with a display of both classic and new Porsche models, plus fun for the whole family. There will also be the opportunity for children to participate in a mini driving school. Refreshments will be available throughout the event
Please email ellie.eldridge@porschesouthlondon.co.uk for more information, or to register for the event.
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