In 1956, Allgaier tractors were changed into Porsche Diesels. The following year, a red color was introduced and the numbers were changed into model names. The number of cylinders in Porsche's air-cooled engines distinguished the models from each other. The smallest models were the 1-cylinder Junior and the 2-cylinder Standard. The Junior differed from the rest of the Porsche lineup in terms of its transmission. It had a ZF 6+2 gear gearbox. Other models manufactured before 1960 had 5+1 gears. All versions imported to Finland had a turbine clutch.

From Porsche's extensive model range, one version from each power class was selected and imported to Finland at any given time. In 1960, the Standard was replaced in the import program by the long-wheelbase Standard Star. The Standard Star had a Deutz 8+2 gear transmission and a draft control system.

Porsche was sold quite well in Finland when it was marketed by Hankkija. In 1962, sales dried up as the brand was transferred to OTK, and the following year, production of the brand ended.

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