Open House Weekend 2017
27/6/2017
On 24 and 25 June Porsche Centre Wolverhampton held our annual Open House event.
We were fortunate to be loaned a 930 Targa, 911 R, GT3 RS and a GT3 for the event. Tom Sanders and Gary Wilson kindly brought along their much-loved vintage Porsche Tractor while Sunday afternoon marked the arrival of the Victorian Steam Roller making its debut at the Centre. Customers were able to take demonstration drives in the Porsche model of their choice, accompanied by members of our Sales Team.
Three Hammers Golf Academy entertained visitors with its golf simulators and coaching sessions while there was plenty for children to see and do including Pow Wow face painting and balloon modelling. This Little Piggy Chargrill supplied a superb range of healthy skewered meats, salads and fruit through the day and Skyline caterers spoilt us with the arrival of the Victorian Tricycle offering an extensive range of homemade ice creams.
With over 300 customers and children in attendance, it proved to be a fantastic weekend.
Please contact us on 01902 397911 or email info@porschewolverhampton.co.uk if you would like more information on this or future events.
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