Kop Hill Climb 2017
18/9/2017
On the 16 and 17 September, Porsche Centre Reading was delighted to support the annual Kop Hill Climb - a 100 year old charity hill climb. This year saw over 400 extraordinary vehicles take on the infamous hill.
Held near Princes Risborough, a small market town in the heart of rural Buckinghamshire, the Kop Hill Climb has raised over £440,000 for local community projects and charities, since its revival nine years ago.
As Gold Sponsors, Porsche Centre Reading showcased the latest model range including a Macan, 718 Boxster, 718 Cayman, Panamera and our entry to the Hill Climb; the 911 Carrera S. Accompanying the latest line-up of Porsche cars, our dedicated Porsche stand also presented the 968 Club Sport and metal frame of a classic Porsche 911.
Please contact a member of our team by calling 0118 914 5448 or email info@porschereading.co.uk for further details about this event or for any of your other Porsche requirements.
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