Porsche Experience
01/8/2018
On Monday 30 June, Porsche Centre Leeds hosted over 30 guests to the Middlethorpe Hotel and Spa in York to experience the new Cayenne S and 718 Boxster.
After arriving at the hotel, guests enjoyed light refreshments and a briefing. There were then paired with a Porsche Driving Consultant from the Porsche Experience Centre amd drove to Elvington Airfield where a number of dynamic driving exercises were laid out to highlight the key features of the cars. Each guest experienced the vehicles on a handling circuit and the straights, where both launch control and braking were demonstrated.
Upon their return to the hotel, guests shared their experiences over a gourmet lunch.
Please contact the Marketing Team on info@porscheleeds.co.uk or 01133 890600 if you are interested in attending any future events.
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