Unlike Stuttgart, the Leipzig site has been designed for customer visits and offers the corresponding facilities and attractions, such as the running in and test track or the off-road course fordriver safety training. When these are used for factory visits, vehicles and support staff have to be provided and maintenance costs paid. This means that the costs of factory tours in Leipzig are higher and can no longer be fully paid for by the Porsche Club Coordination. From 2003, we will be offering four types of factory visits in Leipzig:

• This factory tour is free of charge for Clubs.
• This tour includes:
• Welcome in the customer center.
• Guided tour of the factory where the
• Cayenne and the Carrera GT are constructed.
• Tour of the customer center including the modern
• track control station, the exhibition of museum vehicles
• and a film presentation.
• Lunch in the customer center restaurant.
• Ride as a passenger in the Cayenne on the testing and running in track.

Approx. 3 - 3.5 hours including lunch

Free for Club members

• A visit with on-road driving programme
• must be paid for by the Clubs.
• This tour includes:
• All aspects of Tour 1
• After lunch, 6 Cayenne vehicles and an instructor
• are provided for one hour, so that you can drive on
• the running in and test track.

Approx. 4.5 hours including lunch

4,540 Euro, which corresponds to113.50 Euro per person for a group of 40 people.

• A factory visit with off-road driving programme
• must be paid for by the Clubs.
• This tour includes:
• All aspects of Tour 1
• After lunch, 6 Cayenne vehicles and an instructor are provided for two hours, so that you can drive on the off-road course.

Approx. 5 hours including lunch

5,815 Euro, which corresponds to145.37 Euro per person for a group of 40 people.

• A factory visit with full driving programme
• must be paid for by the Clubs.
• This tour includes:
• All aspects of Tour 1
• After lunch, 12 Cayenne vehicles and two instructors are provided for two hours, so that in two groups you can drive on both the running in and test track and the off-road course.

Approx. 6 hours including lunch

10,915 Euros, which corresponds to272.87 Euros per person for a group of 40 people.

Anyone who wants to take a closer look behind the scenes at the Leipzig plant or strengthen their driving experience can find out more information from the Porsche Travel Club, the Porsche Sports Driving School or their Porsche dealer. Alternatively, you can hire the facilities in the customer center, the running in and test track or the off-road course for driver safety training for your next Club event.

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Once completed, please send or fax this form to the following address:

Dr. Ing. h.c. F. Porsche AG
Porsche Club Coordination
Porschestraße 15-19
D 71634 Ludwigsburg
Germany
Fax: +49 (0)711 911 - 78989

Of course, it is also possible to combine factory visits to Stuttgart and Leipzig, which is certainly an attractive option for Clubs from overseas. Transfers between the plants are possible by coach or air. The flight time is one hour, while the drive by coach obviously takes a little longer. The Club Co-ordination will be happy to pass on the relevant contacts for booking the transfers.

Whatever you decide to do, you should definitely include a visit to the city of Leipzig. It is not only an important exhibition city, but also offers a range of attractions and cultural highlights. One famous site is Aucherbach's Cellar, where Wolfgang Goethe wrote "Faust". Lovers of classical music will get their money's worth at the former workplace of the composer Johann Sebastian Bach, while admirers of fine architecture will also find much to enjoy in the city, including the Renaissance city hall and the late nineteenth-century buildings in the Waldstrasse area.

Visitors will also discover the coffee house traditions in this city,which is full of parks and meadows. Meanwhile, away from the wide range of cultural attractions, the Leipzig "Allerlei" is a local dish of mixed vegetables, which has been well known since the end of the 18th century. As well as the city itself, the area around Leipzig isalso worth a visit.

Anyone planning a longer stay could take a trip to Meißen, which is in the heart of one of the most Northerly wine growing areas and achieved world fame thanks to its porcelain. Alternatively, they could visit Dresden, capital of the Free State of Saxony, and one of Europe's most important cities of culture, with its valuable architectural monuments and art collections.
Or perhaps they might be interested in the Romanesque Road, which links numerous castles and ruined castles.

The Club Coordination will be happy to help you in puttingtogether tours and can also provide assistance in bookinghotels and resaurants.

Dr. Ing. h.c. F. Porsche AG
Porsche Club Coordination
Porschestraße 15-19
D 71634 Ludwigsburg
Germany
Fax: +49 (0)711 911 - 78989