Insurance/MSRP/PCNA?
#1
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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
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
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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.
https://www.suncoastparts.com/produc...Category_Code=
Your Porsche dealer could also provide you the same thing, even for free.
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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!!
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!!
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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/
Remove the disclaimer, let them prove you wrong.
There is also this source that many dealers use, but again not 'official' - https://monroneylabels.com/
Last edited by bb964; 01-07-2022 at 01:43 AM.