Weird CoA Question
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Three Wheelin'
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How does PCA handle a CoA where the options list exceeds the available space? Do they just leave off options or add a second page? The typical CoA has two columns x 18 lines per column.
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Three Wheelin'
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I have absolutely no idea, but if you really want to know, and want the info. from the horses mouth, try an email to:
coa@porsche.us
or directly call 1-800-Porsche
coa@porsche.us
or directly call 1-800-Porsche
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Three Wheelin'
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Not exactly. My CoA has 35 separate line items stated on it under 'options.' This doesn't include the CXX options which are included under a single blanket statement.
If I had run with the free cargo net on the passenger side (intentionally deleted) and one more option, say a rear wiper, the list would have surpassed the layout design. Porsche would have needed a second page or a smaller font or simply an incomplete list of options (which wouldn't make sense).
So my question is really for someone with an obscenely optioned car with an options list that is 37 or more separate line items. Any one out there with such a CoA?
If I had run with the free cargo net on the passenger side (intentionally deleted) and one more option, say a rear wiper, the list would have surpassed the layout design. Porsche would have needed a second page or a smaller font or simply an incomplete list of options (which wouldn't make sense).
So my question is really for someone with an obscenely optioned car with an options list that is 37 or more separate line items. Any one out there with such a CoA?
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Haha Brilliant post! To each their own, JustBud. I was spec'ing out a car I plan to keep forever so I deliberately went hog wild. In a different time and place, I might very well go for a bare bones interpretation. There are no wrong answers in PorscheLand. Cheers, mate.
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The CoA for my '16 GTS Targa was a gift from my dealer.
Fair to say no Chinese parts are in your car
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For my current 991S, I also bought it used, CPO, and the dealer still had the original window sticker which I greatly appreciated. After about a month, I received a nice box in the mail that included the COA.