New opening hours at Porsche Centre Reading
31/10/2016
At Porsche Centre Reading we constantly strive to provide the best possible experience for our customers. In light of the ever-increasing Sunday traffic congestion and the impact this has had on our customers, we have taken the decision to be open on Sundays by appointment only.
This means we will be able to offer more flexible and higher quality demonstration drives by avoiding long waits around the area on a Sunday. Our new opening hours will commence from Sunday 6 November 2016.
In the case of an emergency, or if you should ever need assistance when the Centre is closed, please call Porsche Assistance which is open 24 hours a day, every day on 0800 777 123.
Please do not hesitate to contact us on (+44) 118 914 5448 or info@porschereading.co.uk should you have any questions regarding the above.
Please note, our Service and Parts departments will remain closed on a Sunday.
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