Autumn Classic Weekend
05/10/2017
Last weekend, Porsche Centre Tewkesbury attended The Autumn Classic at Prescott Hill Climb.
This was the last and certainly one of the most exciting shows of the year. The Autumn Classic showcases cars from through the ages as they demonstrate their power and stamina up the famous Hill Climb. Activities throughout the day included vehicle parades, music, dancing and a Wall of Death show.
We had a selection of the Porsche range on show including the Macan and Cayenne models, which were used as track assistance cars.
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