Bringing Porsche Centre West London to life
18/10/2016
Porsche Centre West London is proud to announce its new showroom and adjacent Aftersales facility in the heart of Chiswick is now open, making it the largest Porsche Centre in Europe and certainly one of the most unique and visually striking.
Over a year of construction and 7,960 man hours has resulted in a two storey showroom with the capacity to showcase up to 46 Porsche vehicles, as well as a new Direct Dialogue Bay.
Our other new features include:
- Customer specification lounge
- Two dedicated vehicle handover bays
- Dedicated Aftersales facility
- Executive lounge area
- More collections on display from Porsche Driver’s Selection
- Greater selection of Tequipment items on display
- Customer café serving fresh coffee and refreshments
We invite you to visit and explore the new Porsche Centre West London. One of our team would be delighted to talk to you and give you a tour of the new showroom.
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