Techno Classica Essen event
04/4/2018
Between 21 and 25 March, Porsche Centre Leeds attended the Techno Classica in Essen, Germany.
Roughly 185,000 visitors attended the show alongside exhibitors from 41 nations, making Techno Classica one of the highlights of the classic car show calendar.
As a Porsche Classic Partner, Porsche Centre Leeds joined fellow classic brands from around Europe, including Porsche AG and the Porsche Museum. Together they provided on-hand support to enthusiasts from around the world. The stand had a range of visitors over the week with the most notable being Magnus Walker who joined us to sign copies of his new book and meet with fans.
The show was a huge success, creating an opportunity to meet with fellow Porsche fans and introduce them to the range of services available from Porsche Centre Leeds.
Please call 01133 890600 or email info@porscheleeds.co.uk for more information on our Porsche Classic services.
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