Exclusive Porsche Cayenne Drive Event 2016
11/2/2016
January saw Porsche Centre Leeds customers heading to the picturesque Yorkshire Dales to put the Porsche Cayenne through its paces on the Pennines in Northern England.
With a variety of terrain, its charming scenery and rapidly changing weather, the Yorkshire Dales was the perfect environment to explore the full capabilities of the Cayenne.
The event gave guests a comprehensive understanding of the latest Porsche Cayenne models which continue to exceed expectations with their efficiency, increased performance and enhanced design features. Guests were treated to afternoon tea in Swinton Park, the luxury castle hotel, and took advantage of the relaxing spa in between taking a demonstration drive.
For more information or to stay up to date with future events, please contact us on 0113 389 0600 or email info@porscheleeds.co.uk.
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