Porsche Centre Preston official opening
25/6/2019
Porsche Cars GB managing director Marcus Eckermann joined more than 500 guests to celebrate the official opening of the new Porsche Centre Preston on Thursday 13 June.
Bowker Motor Group chief executive, Paul Bowker, said: “Ever since we announced our plans to build a Porsche Centre here in Preston, we have been overwhelmed by the support we have received. Thursday night was the perfect way to celebrate alongside customers and colleagues who have backed us in their numbers to bring this prestigious automotive brand to Lancashire.”
“We were also especially grateful to the team at Porsche Cars Great Britain for their partnership and Marcus Eckerman for joining us for our celebration. We look forward to establishing Porsche Centre Preston as one of the best in the UK and Ireland.”
The brand new, state-of-the-art Porsche Centre Preston opened last month to serve customers in the North West. The development, which brings the total Porsche Centre network in the UK and Ireland to 42, demonstrates a major investment in the Porsche business and the local region.
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