The new Panamera unveiled

18/11/2016

On Wednesday evening Porsche Centre Tonbridge was delighted to host over 220 guests at our new Porsche Panamera launch event.

On the night, guests were entertained with beats by DJ Chloe Fontaine. Peter Mahon, General Manager of Operations for Porsche Cars Great Britain, presented the new Panamera to the crowd, unveiling two models in the showroom. The enthusiastic reception the car enjoyed reflected the positive press reaction, with Auto Express stating that Porsche has: "honed its supersaloon package into one that’s even more accomplished, allied with a much-improved cabin, greater comfort and a tech arsenal that offers all the connectivity and autonomy expected in this class."

Drinks and canapés were served throughout the evening and guests were treated to a unique display of Porsche cars, including our 924 S Restoration Project Car and the Cayman GT4 raced by Esmee Hawkey in the GT Cup.

Please visit our Facebook page to view photos from the evening.

If you were unable to join us, we now have a new Panamera in our showroom so please do pay us a visit to take a closer look. To book a demonstration drive in this luxury saloon, please call us on 01732 361222 and speak to a member of our sales team.

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