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    Mercedes pop-up accelerates into St David’s, Cardiff

    Rhys GregoryBy Rhys GregoryJuly 18, 2018No Comments
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    St David’s Cardiff, Wales’ leading shopping and leisure destination, has welcomed global luxury automobile brand, Mercedes-Benz, back to the capital. The new pop-up store will be open until August 16.

    Throughout the summer, visitors to the 2,419 sq ft Mercedes-Benz pop-up store will be able to discover the brand’s latest models and features, as well as catching a glimpse of the carmaker’s very own F1 vehicle.

    Steven Madeley, General Manager for St David’s Cardiff said:

    “We’re thrilled to welcome Mercedes-Benz back to St David’s, our shoppers love to enjoy new and exciting experiences, something that they’ll be able to make the most of when they visit the new pop-up.

    “MG Motors opened its doors in the centre last year, and it’s become an incredibly popular outlet – customers are making the most of test driving and collecting their new car from the heart of the city centre, so we know Mercedes-Benz will be a welcome addition to our retailer mix.”

    The Mercedes-Benz pop-up is located on Lower Grand Arcade, opposite Pandora.

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