Porsche 911 (992)

2019 – 2026 · RDW type 992

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In short

At 5–6 years (mostly built 2019–2021) 1.8% of 837 inspected Porsche 911 (992)s had at least one A-problem at the APK, against 1.9% for all cars of the same age. Over all ages together an A-problem occurs 24% less often on this model than on average. Most often it concerns seat belts and seats and airbags — seat belts, seats and airbags occurs 3.3× as often as on comparable cars.

Cite these figures

CarXray.nl (2026). Porsche 911 (992) — APK defects by age. Based on RDW Open Data, Oct 2025 – Sep 2026. https://carxray.nl/en/modellen/porsche/911-992/

A

A-problems

1.8%

n = 837 · 95% CI 1.1 – 2.9%

National, same age

1.9%

n = 531,655 · 95% CI 1.9 – 1.9%

Defects at the APK by age

Not enough data n < 200 Not enough data n < 200 Not enough data n < 200 Not enough data n < 200 Not enough data n < 200 0%5%10%15%20%25% 3–45–67–89–1011–1213–1516+ Age (years) Share of cars with an A-problem 911: 1.8% n = 837 95% CI 1.1 – 2.9%
  • Porsche 911 (992)
  • National, same age
  • 95% confidence interval
Window: Oct 2025 – Sep 2026 · Updated: 16 Oct 2026

Weak spots

What to check extra on this generation.

Point to checkShare · sample · 95% CIVs. same class
Seat belts, seats and airbags
1.4% · n = 837 · 0.8 – 2.5%3.3×
CI = 95% confidence interval

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About this generation

Production years
2019 – 2026
RDW type code(s)
992
Trade name(s)
911
Registered (type group)
2,124
Generation boundary
Draft, being checked
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Similar models

Same type of car and era, at 5–6 years. 911 (992): 1.8% A-problems.

Frequently asked questions

Is the Porsche 911 reliable?

The APK tells you about defects, not breakdowns. At 5–6 years 1.8% of inspected Porsche 911 (992)s had at least one A-problem (structure, safety or costly mechanics), against 1.9% nationally at the same age. The maintenance of the specific car matters more than the model.

Which model years do these figures cover?

The inspections run from 2025-10 to 2026-09. Cars aged 5–6 years were then mostly built in 2019–2021. The data table shows the build years per age class.

What are the most common problems?

The most common A-problems at the APK are seat belts, seats and airbags. See the weak spots above and take them into your checklist.

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