johndemartino

Hi All,

I picked up a 911 GTS that had an MSRP of $168,200. My insurance company, Arbella, appears to have an error in their database as the MSRP is coming up at $103,000 based on the VIN. They asked for the documentation I have to support the original MSRP. The vinalytics reports have a disclaimer at the bottom that says the data has to be confirmed with PCNA and PCNA has been ZERO help. Any recommendations?

Many thanks,
John

Bxstr

If you pay for this service it should get you what you're looking for. It's from a Porsche dealer.

https://www.suncoastparts.com/produc...Category_Code=

Your Porsche dealer could also provide you the same thing, even for free.

spyderbret

Your best bet it to obtain a Certificate of Authenticity from Porsche.

I found this thread: https://rennlist.com/forums/991/1044...​​

In that thread it referenced this:

If you want one, contact them at email: COA@porsche.us

​​​​​​​Good luck!!

bb964

For a fee, you will get all options itemized with prices that should add up to MSRP - https://vinanalytics.com/window-sticker/
Remove the disclaimer, let them prove you wrong.

There is also this source that many dealers use, but again not 'official' - https://monroneylabels.com/