Porsche Centre Belfast visit new site
26/7/2017
On Thursday 20 July the management team at Porsche Centre Belfast had the opportunity to visit our new Centre site. Situated in the Titanic Quarter, a large-scale waterfront regeneration project, our new Centre will have a prime location, showcasing the world of Porsche to new and existing customers.
Paul McConaghy, Aftersales Manager at Porsche Centre Belfast, remarked, "It is fantastic to see the frontal structure suddenly become a showroom. Areas like our new offices, the Parts Department, workshop and valeting area have now all come to life, after months of being lines on an ever-changing set of drawings."
This is a very exciting time for Porsche Centre Belfast and our customers. We look forward to updating you with more news soon, as we fast track to completion in December this year.
Please contact Porsche Centre Belfast on 028 9038 9999 or email info@porschebelfast.co.uk if you have any Porsche related requirements.
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