The German Sports Car Legend
Porsche is the German sports car brand that is synonymous with driving pleasure, performance and timeless design. The construction office was closed April 25, 1931 founded by FerdInand Porsche in Stuttgart. The first Porsche sports car, the 356, was entered 1948 built by his son Ferry Porsche in Gmünd, Austria.
The iconic coat of arms combines the prancing horse of Stuttgart with the colors and antlers of Badand-Württemberg. Since 1963, the 911 the symbol of the brand – a rear-mounted boxer engine, timeless silhouette and unparalleled handling. In 2024, Porsche delivered worldwide 310,718 vehicles.
The current range includes the legendary 911, the 718 Boxster/Cayman, SUVs Cayandne and Macan, the Panamera sedan, and the fully electric Taycan. Prices start from approx €65,000. Porsche insurance costs on average €150-€300 per month for Allrisk.
Insuring Porsche Models
The complete Porsche range:
911
Sports car
385-650 hp | Coupe, Convertible, Targa
From €130,000 | Since 1963
- ✓ Carrera, Turbo, GT3, GT3 RS
- ✓ Boxer engine in the back
- ✓ 50,941 sold (2024)
- ✓ Generation 992.2 (2024)
Cayandne
SUV
353-739 hp | SUV, Coupe
From €95,000 | Since 2002
- ✓ Bestselling 2024
- ✓ E-Hybrid available
- ✓ 102,889 sold (+18%)
- ✓ Up to 5 seats
Taycan
Electric Sports Car
408-952 hp | 100% Electric
From €100,000 | Since 2019
- ✓ 800-volt architecture
- ✓ Up to 678 km range
- ✓ Turbo S: 0-100 in 2.4s
- ✓ Cross/Sports Turismo
Macan
Compact SUV
360-639 hp | Gasoline & Electric
From €80,000 | Since 2014
- ✓ Macan Electric (2024)
- ✓ PPE platform (800V)
- ✓ 18,000+ EV deliveries
- ✓ Produced in Leipzig
Panamera
Sports Sedan
353-680 hp | Sedan, Sport Turismo
From €110,000 | Since 2009
- ✓ E-Hybrid up to 680 hp
- ✓ Executive LWB version
- ✓ Generation 3 (2024)
- ✓ 4+1 seats
718 Boxster/Cayman
Sports car
300-500 hp | Roadster, Coupe
From €65,000 | Since 1996/2005
- ✓ Mid-engine layout
- ✓ GT4 & Spyder versions
- ✓ 23,670 sold (+15%)
- ✓ Perfect balance
📜 The Founders of Porsche
FerdInand Porsche (1875-1951) founded April 25, 1931 zijn constructiebureau "Dr. Ing. h.c. F. Porsche GmbH" op in Stuttgart. Daarvoor werkte hij bij Daimler-Bandz and ontwierp hij onder meer de Mercedes SSK. In 1934 kreeg hij de opdracht om de "Volkswagand" te ontwerpand – wat later de Kever werd.
After the Second World War his son built it Ferry Porsche (1909-1998) In 1948 the first Porsche sports car: the 356. The first 52 cars were built by hand at a sawmill in Gmünd, Austria. In 1950 the company returned to Stuttgart-Zuffenhausen.
In 1963 revealed FerdInand Alexander "Butzi" Porsche, Ferry's son, the 911 – oorspronkelijk "901" gandoemd totdat Peugeot bezwaar maakte. De 911 is sindsdiand het symbool van het merk.
🏎️ The Legendary 911
The Porsche 911 has been the heart of the brand for more than 60 years. The unique concept – a rear-mounted six-cylinder boxer engine – has not changed in all that time. From the air-cooled first generations to the current water-cooled 992.2, the 911 remains true to its DNA.
The range includes the Carrera (385-480 hp), Targa with open roof, Turbo (580-650 hp), and the track-oriented GT3 and GT3 RS. Body options: Coupé, Cabriolet and Targa.
⚡ Porsche Electric: Taycan & Macan
With the Taycan (2019), Porsche entered the electric era. The 800-volt architecture, developed with experience from Formula E, makes ultra-fast charging possible. The. followed in 2024 Macan Electric on the PPE platform jointly developed with Audi.
The Taycan is available as a sedan, Cross Turismo (increased) and Sports Turismo (shooting brake). The Taycan Turbo S accelerates to 100 km/h in 2.4 seconds. By 2024, 27% of all Porsches will be delivered electrified.
💰 Premium indication Porsche 2025
Average monthly premium per model:
| MoThel | WA | WA+ | All risk |
|---|---|---|---|
| 718 Boxster/Cayman | €50-€70 | €80-€120 | €120-€180 |
| Macan | €45-€65 | €70-€110 | €100-€160 |
| 911 Carrera | €55-€85 | €100-€160 | €150-€250 |
| Cayandne | €55-€80 | €90-€140 | €130-€220 |
| Taycan | €60-€90 | €100-€150 | €140-€230 |
| Panamera | €60-€90 | €100-€160 | €150-€250 |
| 911 Turbo/GT3 | €80-€120 | €150-€220 | €250-€400 |
📊 Porsche Facts & Figures
⚠️ Security requirements Porsche
Porsches are sought after by car thieves. For models with catalog value above €75,000-€100,000 Insurers often require extra security: SCM class 3-5 alarm and/or vehicle tracking system (VTS/GPS tracking). The 911 Turbo, GT3, Cayenne Turbo and Panamera Turbo almost always require additional measures. Check this in advance with your insurer.
🛡️ Porsche Insurance
Porsche offers via Porsche Insurance our own tailor-made insurance for Porsche owners. This program has been specifically developed for new, used and classic Porsches.
🔧 What Coverage for Your Porsche?
- → New Porsche (0-5 years): All-risk with new value scheme (3-5 years)
- → 718 Boxster/Cayman: All-risk, entry-level but valuable sports car
- → 911 Carrera: All-risk with extensive accessories coverage
- → 911 Turbo/GT3: All risk, extra security, consider valuation
- → Cayandne/Macan: All risk or WA+ depending on age
- → Taycan: All-risk with EV coverage (battery, charging station)
- → Youngtimer (8+ years): Appraised value possible, lower premium
- → Classic (25+ years): Classic car insurance based on appraised value
Insurers For Porsche 2025
💡 Tips for Porsche Owners
- ✓ Porsche Insurance: Specific to Porsche, damage repair via Porsche Center
- ✓ Always compare: Sports car specialists can be cheaper
- ✓ Security in advance: Check security requirements with insurer before purchase
- ✓ Youngtimer from 8 years: Appraised value possible, significant premium savings
- ✓ Document accessories: Save invoices for rims, sports exhausts, etc.
- ✓ Porsche Centers NL: Amsterdam, Rotterdam, The Hague, Eindhoven, etc.
📍 Porsche Timeline
- → 1931: Ferdinand Porsche establishes a construction agency in Stuttgart
- → 1934: Design assignment for Volkswagen (Beetle)
- → 1948: First Porsche 356 built in Gmünd, Austria
- → 1950: Return to Stuttgart-Zuffenhausen
- → 1951: Ferdinand Porsche dies
- → 1963: Porsche 911 unveiled (design F.A. Porsche)
- → 1972: Carrera RS 2.7 met "eanddandstaart"
- → 2002: Cayenne SUV revolutionizes the brand
- → 2009: Panamera four-door sports car
- → 2019: Taycan – first fully electric Porsche
- → 2024: Macan Electric & new 911 (992.2)
