Porsche Centre Kendal Drive Out
14/8/2019
Porsche Centre Kendal held its first Lake District Drive Out on 2 August.
We welcomed customers at our Centre with a selection of Porsche models in some bright colours. From there we headed out on a drive that took in the scenic views of Kirkstone Pass and the hairpin turns of Hartside Pass.
Once the driving was complete, everyone made their way to the beautiful Dalemain Mansion House near Penrith where customers enjoyed a spot of afternoon tea and chance to chat to likeminded Porsche fans.
The day was a great success and we look forward to organising more drive out days in the future.
Please email richard.smith@porschekendal.co.uk or call 01539724331 to add your name for any possible future drives please email or call Richard on.
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