Decodificador del VIN de Porsche

Lista de modelos Porsche

• Boxster
• Boxster 987
• Cayenne
• Cayman
• GT3
• Macan
• Panamera
• Taycan
• 356
• 911
• 912
• 914
• 924
• 928
• 930
• 944
• 964
• 968
• 993
• 996
• 997

Búsqueda por VIN de Porsche

For many of us, a Porsche is our dream vehicle, whether we're buying an air-cooled 911 or an electric Taycan. With so many model variations available, it's important to verify the vehicle you're buying is represented accurately. Our Porsche VIN decoder helps you match the seller's information with factory build information, so you can be sure you're looking at the exact model you want. Even if a model is faithfully recreated using factory parts, it won't have the same resale value as the genuine article.

Don't have your heart set on a Porsche? We have DMV VIN check tools for a wide range of vehicles, including heavy duty truck, RV, ATV and motorcycle VIN check. No matter the brand, if it was sold in North America, we can provide the information you need to make an informed buying choice.

¿Dónde buscar el VIN?

If you want to use the VIN decoder Porsche search on our website, you first need to locate the VIN. This number is printed or stamped in several areas around the vehicle:

• Look through the windshield at the dashboard. You should see a small plate or sticker next to the driver's side A pillar.
• Open the driver's door. You should see a sticker between the door sill and the door latch. The VIN is next to a bar code. If you don't see a sticker in this area, open the rear driver's side door and check the door jamb.
• Look at the floor near the front passenger seat. You may see the VIN on a small plate next to the door sill, or underneath a small carpet flap below the seat.
• If the car's engine is in the front, open the rear trunk or hatch. Lift the floor mat, and you should see a sticker near the door latch or spare tire.
• On older rear-engine vehicles, open the frunk. Look for a plate on the passenger's side near the fuel tank, or on the fuel tank itself.

The VIN also identifies vehicles on paperwork. This number is usually printed on the title, insurance policies and registration. Does the vehicle have a valid license plate number? Our license plate lookup can find the VIN currently registered to the plate, giving you the same information you’d get by entering the VIN directly into our search engine.

Guía completa del decodificador de VIN

Porsche uses three letter codes to identify vehicles internally. This is confusing, since some codes, like 911, are also model names. We've included these vehicle codes in parenthesis.

Do you think the car you're looking at might be an import? Characters 4-6 and 9 are all “Z” on European market vehicles. Even if a gray market import is legal, it can be difficult to title.

What can you learn about when you decode a Porsche's VIN? Here's a breakdown of each VIN character and what it tells you about the vehicle.

Character 1: Build Country

Porsches are built in three countries:

Character 2: Manufacturer

P – Porsche

Character 3: Division

It's up to manufacturers to decide how they want to use this character, whether they divide vehicles by build location, vehicle type or nameplate. However, Porsche always uses “0” in this position.

Character 4: Model

Porsche frequently reuses characters in this position, but it's still useful for verifying trim levels for the vehicle you're looking at. For examples, if there's an “A” in this position, it could be any of these models:

- 911 Carrera, Carrera 4 or Carrera 4S Coupe

- 911 Turbo Coupe, GT2, Turbo AWD (997)

- 924

- 928 S-4 (1990 model year,) 928 (1991 model year)

- 944 coupe

- Cayenne

- 911 Carrera GT (990)

- Cayman, Panamera, or Macan

Character 5: Engine

Porsche frequently reuses characters for engine designations. For example, the letter “A” refers to at least 35 possible engines and applications. Our search engine can tell you which engine was installed at the factory.

Character 6: Safety

This character identifies the safety equipment installed at the factory.

Characters 7 and 8: Model

These characters identify a specific model and chassis. Here are a few examples:

Character 9: Check Digit

All North American vehicles use a formula that calculates this character based on other characters in the VIN. This helps with error correction when entering the VIN into databases.

Character 10: Year

This is the year the vehicle was manufactured, not the model year. All vehicles sold in North America use the same letters and numbers for this character. Number 1-9 were used from 2001 to 2009, while newer vehicles use letters. Some letters are skipped, so they aren't confused with numbers. For example, a car from 2023 uses “P” for this character, while cars built in 2024 use “R”.

Character 11: Assembly Plant

Character 12: Factory Code

This character matches the model, country and assembly plant. Characters frequently change between models and years.

Characters 13 to 17: Serial Number

VIN numbers are unique to each vehicle, but serial numbers may be reused.