ZWECK

ZWECK is a Porsche specialist in Miami that combines car sales, a performance and service workshop, a parts business and a collector car storage club under one roof. The name is German for "purpose," and the company states its own purpose as supplying "driver- and investment-grade" Porsches while advising customers "fairly and transparently." Its inventory runs from early 911s and air-cooled RS models to modern GT cars, which makes it one of the more focused stops in South Florida for anyone shopping for a collectible Porsche.

The Miami headquarters

ZWECK operates from what it describes as a two-story, 32,000 square foot headquarters at 12910 SW 89th Ct. in the Kendall and Pinecrest area, about 20 minutes south of Miami International Airport by the company's estimate. The building houses a showroom, the workshop and a storage facility. A visit write-up by the Porsche enthusiast site Cooled Collective described a public showroom floor, a second floor reserved for inventory preparation and client storage, and a full workshop handling everything from engine rebuilds to suspension and interior work. The company also lists a smaller ZWECK Boutique on Sunset Drive in South Miami.

ZWECK does not publish a founding year or the names of its owners on its site, and we have not stated either here. The same Cooled Collective writer noted that the building had been under heavy construction on an earlier visit, so the current facility is relatively new.

What ZWECK sells

The company's sales list reads like a Porsche enthusiast's checklist. On the air-cooled side it names the 356, long-hood 911s, G-series cars, the 964 and 993, the 930 and later Turbos, and the 964 and 993 RS. It also handles reimagined cars from Gunther Werks, Emory Motorsports and Singer Vehicle Design, plus Safari 911s built by The Keen Project. On the water-cooled side it covers GT models from the 996 through the 992, including GT3, GT3 RS, GT2 RS, 911 R and Speedster, along with the Carrera GT, Boxster Spyder and Cayman GT4.

When we checked in October 2026, the cars featured on its site included a 1965 911, two 1995 911 Carreras, a 2008 911 GT2, a 2011 911 GT3 Cup race car and a 2017 911 Carrera GTS. Past stock recorded by the Exclusive Car Registry includes a RUF BTR, a Gemballa Avalanche, a 964 Turbo S Leichtbau, a 993 Carrera RS, a 959 and a Carrera GT. ZWECK has also been named the North American sales representative and service partner for the KAMM 912c, a lightweight restomod of the Porsche 912 that was first delivered in the US in 2024.

Shoppers looking across the wider market can compare classic Porsche 911s for sale from other sellers.

Consignment, brokerage and imports

Alongside its own stock, ZWECK lists consignment services, brokerage and acquisition, and help with vehicle importation and federalization. For an owner, that means a Porsche can be sold through ZWECK rather than outright to it, or the company can be asked to find a specific car. The site does not publish consignment terms or fees, so those need to be discussed directly. Owners new to the process can read about selling a classic on consignment before that conversation.

Some recent online reviews mention cars listed without prices, so expect to ask for a figure on many vehicles. The site does not mention financing, trade-ins or a formal inspection process, and an independent pre-purchase inspection is worth arranging on any collectible Porsche.

Workshop and performance

The company says its workshop has four full-time technicians with experience across air- and water-cooled Porsches. Services listed include factory scheduled maintenance, engine-out repairs and reseals, coolant line pinning for 996 and 997 Turbo and GT cars, PIWIS diagnostics, A/C work, brakes, suspension, clutch and gearbox service including PDK, and body, paint and collision repair. On the performance side it offers suspension and exhaust upgrades, ECU calibration, forged wheels, track preparation such as string alignment and corner balancing, safety equipment installs, and complete builds and restomod projects. A detailing operation handles paint correction, paint protection film, ceramic coatings and dry-ice cleaning. ZWECK also runs an online parts store stocking brands such as Akrapovic, Bilstein, Brembo, BBS, KW and RECARO.

Collector car storage

Storage is a large part of the business. According to the company, the headquarters offers private ground-floor garages with two lifts per suite and 16,000 square feet of tandem parking upstairs, reached by a vehicle elevator. It lists climate control, alarm and camera monitoring around the clock, battery tender outlets, fire suppression, a members' clubhouse with social and driving events, concierge maintenance, and white-glove pickup and delivery. Through its partner STORE AUTO, storage is also offered near Miami International Airport and in South Miami, with a complimentary airport shuttle.

Reputation and contact

We found no BBB profile for ZWECK. A review aggregator page checked in October 2026 showed 39 Google reviews averaging 4.5 stars. Recent comments praise professional, friendly service, while a few complain about missing prices and about dealings with the owners. That is a small sample for a business of this size, so buyers should judge each car on its records and condition.

The headquarters is at 12910 SW 89th Ct., Miami, FL 33176, and the phone number is 305-908-8911. Service consultations go to [email protected]. ZWECK does not post opening hours on its site, so call before visiting.