Dennis Gentner

Is there any way to see prices for 997 Cup Spare Parts?
I can call my local Porsche Dealer but for every single price...

dogger15

Welcome to our world. I asked this very same question a year ago and got the same answer you'll get now - No.

The procedure is to submit the part number for the part you want either to PMNA or your local dealer and they will get back to you with the price and availability.

It's not my favorite way of doing things, but it is what it is.

GTgears

PMNA changes the prices of things more often than I change my underwear. I think a lot has to do with currency delta and the fact many parts are not in stock stateside.

Toby Pennycuff

^ This, and I will add "... and the fact many parts are not in stock stateside, nor in Germany.!"

tom03

Dennis...welcome to Porsche Motorsport World

georgemcf

There IS a system, called Porsche Motorsport Portal, that is available to customers who are not based in the USA. It is only available to account holders at porsche motorsport and takes a while to get signed up to. They have pricing and stock levels on there, as well as the ability to order directly off the system instead of filling out a form.

How do I know this? I am currently waiting for them to send me my login details

GTgears

Prices won't be the same in all markets. I recently priced a part out of Australia versus here. I would have paid $400 more, before shipping.

jimk04

Can any shop apply for an MS account?

Olesya

Hello!
I would like to know the engine condition and its price. Which spare parts do you also have and can you give theier pricing?

Thank you

jlanka

Wrong thread