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I finally received my certificate of authenticity from Porsche for the 997 that I bought in December.
However, it is wrong. How do you mess up a certificate of authenticity? I can run a vin with a simple Google search and get it right.
The car an early '12, they say it was built in '13. There are various errors such as PSE (I don't have it), silver seat belts, 20" wheels, lit door seals, Porsche design steering wheel, crests in the headrest etc.
I was scratching my head and rechecking the vin. The only thing I can think of is some intern messed up.
Is there another simple way to find out MSRP without spending ~$125 on a COA with Porsche?
You can use this link for a Porsche VIN decoder to get a free detailed build sheet from PCNA, including the MSRP (all the way at the bottom of the page): http://www.vindecoderz.com/EN/Porsche
You can use this link for a Porsche VIN decoder to get a free detailed build sheet from PCNA, including the MSRP (all the way at the bottom of the page): http://www.vindecoderz.com/EN/Porsche
My 2012 Carrera S has the factory installed PSE exhaust system but there is no reference to it on any VIN search. The car had only 4500 miles on it when I bought it so I'm pretty sure the original owner didn't have it installed afterwards since there was no paperwork. Very strange...