Porsche Tipec Club service clinic
09/10/2018
On Saturday 22 September Porsche Centre South London invited the Porsche Tipec Club to participate in a special service clinic.
Club members joined our Porsche-trained Technicians whilst they carried out vehicle health checks, inspecting the cars in preparation for the arrival of winter.
Our guests enjoyed a guided tour of the Centre, discussions with our Sales and Aftersales Managers, and a range of complimentary refreshments.
We would like to thank the Tipec Club, our guests, and our Centre team for making the event such a success.
Please contact a member of the Porsche Centre South London team on 0208 2696333 for more information on our upcoming events.
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