Wich site do you use to look up options via VIN?
We offer VIN decoder service for $10. You will receive an email the next business day with the following information:
Paint Code
Interior Trim Code
Options Code List
Warranty Start/Stop Dates
Open/Completed Recall Campaigns
This will not provide service history, contact your local Porsche Service Center to obtain service information. For older Porsche models, limited information will be available. This service is ideal for 1995 or newer models. In some cases German translation may be required.
Check here for VIN Decoder Service
Paint Code
Interior Trim Code
Options Code List
Warranty Start/Stop Dates
Open/Completed Recall Campaigns
This will not provide service history, contact your local Porsche Service Center to obtain service information. For older Porsche models, limited information will be available. This service is ideal for 1995 or newer models. In some cases German translation may be required.
Check here for VIN Decoder Service
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It's a link to a U.S. website so I'd say US/Canada only.
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You may want to make sure the Vin is accurate and no space between it and the equals sign. I had several vins that I copied and pasted that had the letter O instead of the number 0
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Vin #
If you do not know where the car was originally sold from use Carfax. From there you will see the history of the vehicle and original dealer then you should be able to email the dealership with the Vin number. I sent Jim Ellis of Atlanta my Vin number last night and less than a day later they emailed me back with the original build sheet with options/codes and total price.
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[QUOTE=Eagletower;4232212]Ah that explains!
You wouldn't happen to know if there is a link for a UK site?[/QUOT
PM me your VIN and I will try it. There are some cars that it won't work on but I've used it on 50 plus cars as I was looking to purchase one and wanted to see what options it had.
You wouldn't happen to know if there is a link for a UK site?[/QUOT
PM me your VIN and I will try it. There are some cars that it won't work on but I've used it on 50 plus cars as I was looking to purchase one and wanted to see what options it had.
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If you do not know where the car was originally sold from use Carfax. From there you will see the history of the vehicle and original dealer then you should be able to email the dealership with the Vin number. I sent Jim Ellis of Atlanta my Vin number last night and less than a day later they emailed me back with the original build sheet with options/codes and total price.
Just use the link in post #27, edit the URL for the VIN you want and you'll get the build sheet right then.
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[QUOTE=ramman5600;4232319]Thank you. Dropping you a PM now
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Shoot. All I get when I use the link https://admin.porschedealer.com/repo...AC2A22BLA81736 with my VIN, I get a blank white screen. Anyone else having luck?