06/9/2016
Porsche Centre Guildford was delighted to take part in the annual Shere Hill Climb on Sunday 4 September.
Hill climbs were once the earliest form of motorsport and have re-emerged as a popular event; the Shere Hill Climb is in its fourth year and has already become an annual must-see event for motor fanatics. Held at Staple Lane near Guildford in the Surrey Hills, it showcases the power and grace of some of the classic cars, and challenges the older cars and bikes to simply make it to the top.
The Shere Hill Climb remains dedicated to raising money for local charities and has raised over £41,000 since its inception. With an increase in attendance for 2016, the total amount raised this year is set to be the highest yet.
Once again, Porsche Centre Guildford entered the 968 Club Sport to this year’s event; in far better shape from last year after being crowned the winner of the Porsche Classic Restoration Competition 2016. Porsche Centre Guildford also showcased a variety of classic and current models including the Macan, Cayenne, Cayman GT4 and the new 718 Boxster.
Adam Flint, Centre Principal of Porsche Centre Guildford said; “The event is now a firm favourite in the motor enthusiast’s diary and after last year’s success, we are delighted to be taking part in the Shere Hill Climb. It is fantastic to see the newer models alongside some of the classic Porsche cars, showing how far the brand and technology have progressed over the years, whilst maintaining the iconic Porsche look.”
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