If there's one car brand that exemplifies luxury, innovation, and world-class quality, it's Porsche. This brand is known worldwide for its sleek design, innovative Porsche parts, and durable built. And because all cars are also equipped with Porsche accessories that exceed industry standards, it's no wonder more than 70% of all of its cars are still used today. That said, the demand for Porsche auto parts is going strong.

Before Porsche became the go-to brand of car owners looking for something that'll reflect their luxurious lifestyle, it was simply a company that provided consultation and engineering services for automotive designs. One of its first projects was a request from the German government to come up with a car for the German masses. So the company came up with the Volkswagen Beetle, hailed as one of the most popular car designs ever. The company struggled during WWII, but the founder's son, Ferry Porsche, was able to save it by building the first-ever car that was built and sold under the brand Porsche, the 356. After the war, the 356 model had to be equipped with components from the Volkswagen Beetle because of a short supply in Porsche accessories and parts. However, during the following years, the company was able to pick itself up. Soon after, the Volkswagen components used in the later variations of the 356 were replaced with genuine Porsche parts.

Another model that placed this brand in the spotlight is the Porsche 911. This ultra-stylish sports car was launched in 1964 and since then, its engine and Porsche parts been modified several times to make it suitable for racing and rallying. Its Porsche accessories include Because of its enduring style and innovative Porsche auto parts, the 911 is actually one of the most influential cars in the 20th century. It has also earned several awards including the third-place spot on the "Top Sports Cars of the 1960s" list compiled by the Sports Car International. In 2005, this model was the second placer at the "100 Coolers Cars" list prepared by the Automobile Magazine. Today, many of its owners include celebrities and sports stars such as actor Jerry Seinfeld, California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger, Formula 1 driver Ralf Schumacher, and soccer player David Beckham.