Model
Model line and generation
Tell us the exact model, generation and variant, such as a 981 Cayman GTS, a Panamera 4 E-Hybrid or a Cayenne Turbo Coupe.
How we value a Porsche
This is what we look at on every Porsche, and what's worth telling us, so your offer is right first time.
- Options valued
- EVs and hybrids welcome
- Faults accepted
Options
Factory options
Porsche options can add significant value. A build sheet or option list helps us include them.
History
Who has serviced it
Tell us who has maintained the car and what has been done, including IMS upgrades, coolant pipes, PDK servicing and recalls.
Powertrain
Engine, PDK and battery
For Taycans and E-Hybrids, battery health and charging kit matter. For combustion cars, tell us about leaks, smoke or warning lights.
Suspension
Air suspension and electrics
Air suspension faults and electrical warnings are common on large Porsches and don't stop us buying.
Condition
Paint, PPF and cabin
Kerbed wheels, stone chips and bolster wear are normal. Clear photos let us make an accurate offer first time.
Your checklist
- The V5C registration document in your name
- Photo ID: passport or driving licence
- All keys, including the spare
- Service history and invoices
- Charging cables for Taycans and E-Hybrids
- If there is finance: the settlement figure from your lender
This page explains what we look at when we value a Porsche. It isn't a price guide: every car is valued individually, free and without obligation.
Porsche valuation FAQs
I don't have the options list. Is that a problem?
No. We can usually identify options from the car and VIN.
Should I fix a fault first?
No. Sell it as it is.
Do you need full Porsche history?
It helps, but specialist history is fine too.
Can you collect a Porsche that won't start?
Yes, on a covered recovery truck.
Will you give me a price over the phone?
We'll give you a firm offer once we have the details, photos and history.