Hendrick Porsche

How to Pronounce Porsche

Blue Porsche Panamera driving on a town road

How do you say Porsche? Many Matthews and Indian Trail drivers have asked this exact question. The name of this luxury car brand is often pronounced wrong. So, how is Porsche pronounced? One of the most common pronunciations is “Porsch,” however, this variation is not correct.

In the proper pronunciation, “Porsche” is actually a two-syllable word. So it is really pronounced like “Por-shuh.The team at Hendrick Porsche is happy to help you with all of your Porsche questions, including how to say it!



The History of Porsche

Now that you know how to pronounce Porsche, let’s take a closer look at the history of the brand. The Porsche brand was born in 1948. Volkswagen parts received modifications to meet the needs of this new luxury automaker, and the first Porsche model made its debut a few months later. The series production of the Porsche 365 began in 1950. Other historical milestones of the Porsche brand include:

  • 1953: The 550 Spyder won its first race at the Nürburgring.
  • 1956: The ten-thousandth Porsche 365 is produced, which coincided with the automaker’s 25th anniversary.
  • 1964: The series production of the Porsche 911 commences.
  • 1972: Porsche AG was founded.
  • 1974: The Porsche 911 Turbo made its debut at the Paris Auto Show. It was the first production sports car that featured an exhaust turbocharger and pressure regulator.
  • 1989: For the first time, the Porsche 911 Carrera features the “Tiptronic” automatic gearbox system.
  • 1996: The one-millionth Porsche vehicle is produced on July 15.
  • 2002: The Porsche Cayenne SUV is the third model line produced by the brand.
  • 2005: Construction of the Porsche Museum begins in Zuffenhausen.
  • 2016: The new Panamera G2 makes its world debut in Berlin.

If you are still stuck on the question, “How is Porsche pronounced?”, you can check out the video to the right. Hear from the makers themselves how to pronounce Porsche, and hopefully, you and your friends can put this common source of argument to rest.

How Do You Say Porsche?

In some parts of the world, the answer to “How do you pronounce Porsche?” ultimately depends on who you ask! So, Hendrick Porsche is asking Matthews drivers: How do you say Porsche? Whether you like the official two-syllable pronunciation or you stand your ground with the single-syllable “Porsch,” we promise we won’t hold it against you.

What Is the Porsche Meaning?

For some, the question isn’t “How do you pronounce Porsche?”, but rather “What does Porsche mean?” In literal terms, Porsche is a name of German origin that is translated to mean “origins.” Speaking of origins — we must go back to the Porsche brand’s 1947 origins to explain why it’s called “Porsche.” Simply and perhaps predictably, the brand was named after its founder.

On a less literal level, some might say that the Porsche meaning is more closely tied to the precision-engineered performance and cutting-edge innovations the brand is renowned for.

Explore All Things Porsche at Hendrick Porsche!

After you learn how Porsche is pronounced, you can rely on the experts at Hendrick Porsche for all things luxury cars. From learning how to pronounce Porsche to the history of the brand and who owns Porsche, our team would be glad to answer any questions that you may have. Stop by the dealership today to check out our new inventory or look at a used Porsche 911 or used Porsche Cayenne. With any lingering questions, please contact us online at your convenience. We look forward to assisting you!

Hendrick Vehicle Disclaimer:

$749.00 Dealer Administrative Fee not included in advertised price.

All prices exclude all taxes, tag, title, registration fees and government fees. Out of state buyers are responsible for all taxes and government fees and title/registration fees in the state where the vehicle will be registered. All prices include all manufacturer to dealer incentives, which the dealer retains unless otherwise specifically provided. Dealer not responsible for errors and omissions; all offers subject to change without notice; please confirm listings with dealer.

All vehicles may not be physically located at this Porsche Center but may be available for delivery through this location. Transportation charges may apply. Please contact the dealership for more specific information. All vehicles are subject to prior sale.

Additional Disclaimers:

*Cayenne - Stk # RHP208. 36 month lease, 10k miles/year. $10,999 due at signing. All leases include 2nd year maintenance and vehicle protection plus for 2 years/20,000 miles. Excludes any title, taxes, registration, license fees, insurance, maintenance, and dealer fees. See dealer for complete details.

*Macan - Stk # RHP333, 36 month lease, 10k miles/year. $8,999 due at signing. All leases include 2nd year maintenance and vehicle protection plus for 2 years/20,000 miles. Excludes any title, taxes, registration, license fees, insurance, maintenance, and dealer fees. See dealer for complete details.

*Panamera - Stk # RHP357. 36 month lease, 10k miles/year. $13,999 due at signing. All leases include 2nd year maintenance and vehicle protection plus for 2 years/20,000 miles. Excludes any title, taxes, registration, license fees, insurance, maintenance, and dealer fees. See dealer for complete details.

Connect With Us

Connect With Us

6800 E Independence Blvd Charlotte, NC 28227
Hendrick Porsche 35.175537, -80.749268.