Porsche Dealership
Service History

What You Get

A record of the work authorized Porsche dealers have done on a vehicle, delivered as a PDF to your email immediately after purchase. Each report includes:

1. Vehicle Summary

   Model, model code, number of dealer visits and dealers, last recorded mileage, and average miles per year.

2. Odometer History

   A chart of every mileage reading recorded at dealer visits, so gaps or inconsistencies are easy to spot.

3. Warranty Coverage

   Factory, extended, corrosion and emission warranties, with valid dates, mileage limits, and whether each is active or expired.

4. Visit-by-Visit Detail

   Date, dealership, mileage, repair order number, and each item performed, labeled as a recall/campaign or warranty repair.

5. Recalls and Campaigns

   Factory campaigns completed on the vehicle.

What's Included and What Isn't

Records come only from authorized Porsche dealerships, exactly as the dealer entered them. Reports typically cover warranty repairs, recalls/campaigns, and pre-paid maintenance. Customer-paid services, such as a routine oil change you paid for yourself, generally won't appear. Work done at independent shops or non-Porsche dealers is not included.

Why It Matters

1. Know What's Still Covered

   See active warranty coverage and its limits at a glance.

2. Confirm Recall Work

   See which factory campaigns were completed and when.

3. Verify Mileage

   Dealer-recorded odometer readings over time help reveal rollbacks or unexplained gaps.

4. Get the Dealer Record

   Use it to compare against the seller's claims or a third-party shop's records.

Who It's For

1. Buyers

   Confirm recall work was completed, see which warranties are still active, and check mileage history before you buy.

2. Dealers and Auction Houses

   Add verified dealer records and warranty status to listings and condition reports.

3. Owners and Enthusiasts

   Document your car's dealer history for resale or your own records.

Eligibility

Available for any Porsche with a 17-digit VIN, even if the VIN doesn't appear in the search results on the homepage. Very old vehicles and current model years (2026 - 2027) may have few or no records.