Porsche Centre Belfast unveils new Centre plans
02/8/2017
Porsche Centre Belfast is delighted to reveal the architectural plans for our new Centre. Until recently we have only been able to verbally describe the new showroom, but we now have the full plans and artists impressions to showcase what the new Centre will look like.
The new Centre will offer a vastly improved customer experience including new additions such as the Direct Dialogue Bay, an area where customers can inspect their vehicle with a trained Service Advisor, and the Handover Bay where customers take ownership of their new car in a dedicated area.
Please contact Porsche Centre Belfast on 028 9038 9999 or email info@porschebelfast.co.uk if you would like to see the plans for the new Centre. Alternatively, please feel free to drop by our Centre and we would be delighted to talk you through the new designs.
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