Cumbria International Motor Show 2019
29/5/2019
On Sunday 19 May, Porsche Centre Kendal attended the eighth annual Cumbria International Motor Show at the Westmorland Showground.
This is the premier North West motor event and we were proud to have the Porsche Exhibition Unit to host our customers and display some rather unique models.
Along with the full Porsche range, we had a very special 911 Turbo, 911 GT3, 911 (996) GT3 RS and 911 R to acompany the all-new 911, which wowed the crowds and showed the best that Porsche has to offer.
It was an excellent event and it was our pleasure to meet so many people interested in the world of Porsche.
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