“Porsche” is synonymous with exceptional performance and unparalleled precision—and for good reason. Over the decades, this manufacturer has produced some of the fastest and most responsive models ever made, thereby cementing their reputation as one of the all-time greats. Porsche is now an important part of the Volkswagen Group—but Porsche production is still an almost entirely in-house affair.
A name that inspires reverence is sure to inspire questions, too: Where was your Porsche made? Which models are created entirely in Germany? How many models roll off the line each year? Get the answers below, and then get behind the wheel at Rusnak/Pasadena.
All two-door Porsche sports cars and gasoline-powered Porsche engines are produced from start to finish at the brand’s headquarters in Zuffenhausen, a district in Stuttgart, Germany. With direct oversight over their most iconic vehicles, Porsche can offer Los Angeles-area drivers a truly superior product.
However, like virtually all modern companies, Porsche has diversified its operations in order to be as competitive as possible. Where are Porsches made today? It depends on the model in question:
Prior to 2011, Porsche generally produced fewer than 100,000 models per year. They did cross the 100,000-mile threshold in 2006, 2007, and 2008—but only by a small margin.
How many Porsches are produced each year now that the Zuffenhausen plant has doubled in size? The manufacturer’s numbers have really taken off over the last decade—and in 2021, they produced more than 300,000 models for the first time. Observe the trend for yourself:
You’ve seen where Porsches are made, so we wouldn’t be surprised if you were ready to get up close and personal with your favorite model! Our Pasadena dealership is easy to reach from anywhere nearby, and we can get you behind the wheel whenever you’re ready. Whether you’re leaning toward a new or pre-owned vehicle, we’re sure that you’ll love how your pick handles the roads of Arcadia and Glendale. At the end of the day, the results of the Porsche production process speak for themselves!
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