The stunning backdrop of Hoghton Tower provided the perfect location for Porsche Bolton to showcase its high-performance vehicles.
The local dealership was part of the annual Supercar Showtime staged at the historic tower recently.
Porsche Centre Bolton has been involved with Nick and Karen Isherwood, the patrons of Supercar Showtime for many years and has been the headline sponsor since the show's inception.
When first started the show featured 20 cars at the The Dressers Arms pub in Wheelton in Chorley, with around 100 attendees.
There were over 200 Supercars and Hypercars on display and 6,000 people in attendance.
Steve Webb, dealer principal at Porsche Centre Bolton, said: "It was another amazing turnout at Supercar Show Time at Hoghton Tower, and the Porsche Centre Bolton team were delighted to be part of this wonderful charity event again this year.
"It's been fantastic to watch the event grow year-on-year and contribute with Nick, Karen and the team at Supercar Showtime in helping to raise funds for Derian House.
"We are extremely grateful to our loyal customers and contacts who displayed their Porsches and gave up their time to be part of such a brilliant day and for the privilege to be continually asked back."
Porsche Centre Bolton showcased four extraordinary cars from their centre, including a GT4RS, GT3, 911 Turbo Cabriolet, and Taycan Turbo. T.
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Nick said: "2024, an unforgettable experience thanks to a wonderful team of volunteers, sponsors, supercar owners, caterers and traders.
"The generosity and support we have received for Derian House is off the charts and I’m incredibly grateful to everyone who supported the event in any way.
"We hope you all had a great day."
Porsche owners also brought their cars and allowed people to take pictures with them.
These Supercar events have raised over £210,000, in support of Derian House and their work in the community and beyond, caring for more than 400 seriously ill children and young people 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
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