December edition.
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The new MINI Convertible lands at Bowker MINI.
With clean surfaces, a fully automatic soft top roof and a minimalist yet innovative interior, the new MINI Cooper Convertible offers drivers an added dose of spontaneity, with the ability to drop the roof in seconds.
The fully automatic soft top roof, with its extremely quiet drive, can be fully opened in just 18 seconds while travelling at up to 19mph. The roof can also be opened to just 40cm, providing a sunroof, while the full roof closes in just 15 seconds at the touch of a button.
The MINI Cooper Convertible is available in three trims: Classic, Exclusive and Sport, with each trim offering a choice of interior and exterior options.
BMW Motorrad has unveiled the new R 12 G/S, a modern take on the legendary BMW R 80 G/S. Designed for purists seeking the ultimate off-road experience, the R 12 G/S delivers the perfect balance of off-road and on-road performance, with its 109 hp boxer engine.
The R 12 G/S stays true to the spirit of the original, featuring a classic enduro design with long suspension travel, cross-spoke wheels, and a compact cockpit fairing.
The R 12 G/S is available in three stylish colours, with further customisation options. Whether you’re tackling rugged terrain or enjoying smooth roads, the new BMW R 12 G/S offers the performance, durability, and style BMW is renowned for.
Porsche Centre Preston Hosts First-Ever Symphony Orchestra Concert in a Car Centre
Porsche Centre Preston welcomed a packed audience of more than 250 for a candlelit concert featuring the newly-reformed Preston Symphony Orchestra.
Guests were welcomed with a drinks reception before taking their seats among the showroom’s luxury vehicles for a performance by the 60-piece orchestra. The programme featured a mix of classical compositions and popular pieces from stage and screen.
The concert at Porsche Centre Preston represented a milestone in the orchestra’s development, demonstrating strong community and corporate support for the arts in Preston.
