Porsche Centre Belfast - new Centre update
01/6/2017
Porsche Centre Belfast’s contemporary new showroom is due to open in December 2017. As can be seen in the image above the building is beginning to take the recognisable shape associated with Porsche Centres across the UK.
Our site at the Titanic Quarter is one of a number of exciting developments in the famous former shipyard. The 28,000sq foot Centre will be double the size of our existing showroom and will showcase 15 Porsche cars and some of the latest technology in the motor industry.
Yuile Magee, Group Managing Director of the Agnew Group which owns Porsche Centre Belfast, commented, "The opening of our new Porsche Centre is a reflection not only of the success of the Porsche Brand, but also of our strength and presence in the local car market."
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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