New & Used Porsche Parts & Spares

About Porsche Cars

The date that Porche was born was on June 8, 1948 although Ferdinand Porsche founded the company "Dr. Ing. h. c. F. Porsche GmbH" in 1931. The company's main offices were in the centre of Stuttgart.

What the company initially did was to develop work and offer consulting services and they did not build any cars under their own brand. The first job that the company received was from the German government and this was to design a car for ordinary people this resulted in the Volkswagen Beetle, which remains one of their most successful to this day. The Porsche 64 was developed in 1939 by using many of the components taken from the Beetle.

The Reutter Company late 1949, based in Stuttgart, Germany gave the company the assignment to build 500 body works, this was to be for an adjusted model of the 356 which then became the classic 356 and was able to reach a top speed of 140 kph. This sold for DM 12.000. During this period in time, Ferry Porsche sold in 1954 5.000 cars.

In 1953 the Porsche label badge was seen for the very first time and the year of 1959 saw the development of a brand new Porsche. 1963 unveiled the "Butzi" Porsche which was a prototype called 901; this was introduced at the IAA. However, it wasn't until 1964 that it became available to customers.

At the end of 1964 Peugeot objected to the name 901 because they claimed it was patented. Porsche changed the name therefore to 911 and it was offered to both German and international markets for DM 21.900. The 911 was an air-cooled and rear-engine sports car. By 1964 the company had received a huge amount of success in the racing car world with models such as the 550 Spyder. The Porsche 912, from the 1960s.

When producing cars in the 1960s the team gave sequential numbers on every project that they worked on and most noticeable of all was that the 911 became Porsche's most iconic model and most successful on the race track as well as being the most successful in terms of road car sales. The Porsche brand has mainly been defined by the 911 and this car remains in production to this day. However, this is with countless revisions over the years and there is not very much left of the original version.

A 912 model, based upon the 911 was also sold but this was with a 356-derived four-cylinder engine and was therefore produced at a much lower cost to the customer.

The 911 did become one of the world's biggest sports cars of its day and it is a true testament to the company that it is still being manufactured today. They also produced the 356 and together with this car laid the foundation of success. In April 1965 the last Porsche 356 left the factory and this was after 17 years of production.

Porsche Breakers

Our Porsche breakers have quoted 27 used Porsche parts in the last 30 days. Popular part requests during that time were for replacement headlight/headlamp (passenger side xenon), alloy wheel (set), rear light/lamp/tail light (passenger side on body), alloy wheel (single rear) and headlight/headlamp (driver side). Quotes have ranged from £100.00 for a Porsche Boxster S alloy wheel (single rear) to £3750.00 for a Porsche Cayenne Platinum Edition D V6 Tiptronic engine (diesel complete). There are 176212 Porsches left on the road in the UK, meaning plenty of second-hand spares are available. The most requested parts for Porsche in 2024 were the bumper (front), headlight/headlamp (driver side), engine (petrol complete), rear light/lamp/tail light (driver side on body) and rear light/lamp/tail light (passenger side on body).

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