Dakota Region PCA

Dakota Region PCA

The Dakota Region is part of Zone 10 of the Porsche Club of America, and we have so much happening! We are excited to share our activities with you. With more miles driven than members, our focus is on making connections. Whether you are a local from the Dakota Region, visiting from another area, or new to the Porsche community, you are warmly invited to join in on the fun!

From our lively dinners to engaging social events, you will experience some of the best-organized drives in the country. We can't wait for you to be a part of it!

“It’s not just the cars; it’s the people.”

Follow our Facebook page to see where the next adventure will be or how much FUN we had at the last one!

Feel free to reach out to us at DakotaRegion PCA@gmail.com to stay informed about the latest updates.

We look forward to meeting you!

History of the Dakota Region PCA

The Dakota Region Porsche Club of America (PCA) was officially chartered on March 30, 1968, at the PCA Board of Directors meeting held in Charlotte, North Carolina. The region was established to serve all of North Dakota and South Dakota, creating a unified network for Porsche enthusiasts across the Northern Plains.

In its early years, the region organized driving tours, social events, and technical sessions, connecting owners across a vast and sparsely populated territory. Key cities such as Sioux Falls, Fargo, Bismarck, and Rapid City served as central hubs for early club activities.

However, by 1971, the Dakota Region became inactive, likely due to challenges in sustaining engagement across such a large area. Despite the pause, interest in Porsche ownership remained strong in the region.

Thanks to the dedication of local enthusiasts, the region was reestablished in July 1973, just two years after it had briefly gone dormant. From that point forward, the Dakota Region PCA steadily grew in both membership and activity.

In January 2023, the Dakota Region proudly celebrated its 55th anniversary—a testament to the strength and longevity of its community. From the early days of carbureted 356s to today’s fully electric Taycans, the region continues to unite Porsche drivers in the spirit of camaraderie, performance, and passion for the marque.