03/10/2018
On Thursday 27 September, Porsche Centre Hatfield hosted a live stream discussion on Porsche Classic.
As one of only four official Porsche Classic Partners in the UK, we were delighted to share our expertise with classic owners and Porsche enthusiasts alike.
The team discussed what to look for when buying a classic Porsche, tips for classic owners and advice on keeping your classic in tip-top condition. Our Training and Development Manager, Callum Smith, and Product Expert, Stephanie Bennett, acted as hosts. Centre Principal, Mark Goody, General Sales Manager, Steve Dickson, and our Classic Technician, Simon Coath also joined the panel.
You can watch the discussion in the video above. To join our next Facebook Live event, simply follow our Facebook page for updates.
Please call us on 01707 861 429 or email info@porschehatfield.co.uk for more information about our Facebook Live event or for any of your other Porsche requirements.
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