Visit to Stuttgart
20/4/2018
Porsche Centre Kendal's Sales Manager, Simon, recently attended the Porsche International Dealer Academy in Germany. As part of his trip this he visited the Porsche Factory in Stuttgart. The delegates were treated to a private tour of the Porsche Museum and were very fortunately allowed access to the Classic Restoration Department where they had the opportunity to view the original Porsche 356 - the Porsche that started it all.
We would recommend a Museum visit and factory tour to all Porsche enthusiasts, and for the ultimate experience why not pick up your new car direct from the Zuffenhausen factory itself?
Please call us on 01539 724331 or email info@porschekendal.co.uk to enquire about factory collection.
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