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Porsche

Porsche's British register is rooted in sports cars but now extends across SUVs, saloons and electric models. The 911 provides a continuous thread through decades of engineering development, while 924, 944, Boxster, Cayman, Cayenne, Macan, Panamera and Taycan generations broadened the customer base. Strong enthusiast demand and high residual values mean many older Porsches are preserved, but survival varies sharply between once affordable everyday models and rarer performance derivatives.

ENDANGERED 1 family

VULNERABLE 1 family

DECLINING 6 families

GROWING 7 families

230,826 licensed vehicles

54,054

declared SORN

model families

+14,552 vehicles a year, five year trend · growing fastest Macan · fading fastest Boxster

Model families

15 FAMILIES · SORT: LICENSED ↓

Family	Status	Licensed	Peak	Of peak	Year change
Macan	GROWING	53,685	53,685 · 2025	100.0%	+5,895
911	GROWING	52,430	52,430 · 2025	100.0%	+1,792
Cayenne	GROWING	40,441	40,441 · 2025	100.0%	+2,374
Taycan	GROWING	22,134	22,134 · 2025	100.0%	+4,012
Boxster	DECLINING	21,699	30,548 · 2015	71.0%	-927
718	GROWING	13,996	13,996 · 2025	100.0%	+1,205
Panamera	GROWING	8,792	8,792 · 2025	100.0%	+430
Cayman	DECLINING	8,584	10,489 · 2016	81.8%	-213
944	DECLINING	1,725	10,143 · 1994	17.0%	-27
924	GROWING	909	7,076 · 1994	12.9%	+44
Carrera	DECLINING	890	1,767 · 1999	50.4%	-17
928	DECLINING	703	2,809 · 1994	25.0%	-1
968	DECLINING	301	925 · 1998	32.5%	-20
Gt	VULNERABLE	105	209 · 2008	50.2%	-4
918	ENDANGERED	29	61 · 2015	47.5%	-1

Plus 1 record awaiting classification, counted in the totals above.

This record combines every DVLA registration under PORSCHE. Each family links to its full census record: population history, variants, MOT results and where survivors remain.