Check your Porsche Service History

Yes. Since around 2012, Porsche main dealers log every service digitally in the official manufacturer database. We search that database directly, so a record can usually be found from your VIN or registration even when the paper service book is missing.

Porsche recommends every 12 months or 20,000 km (12,500 miles). Always follow the service indicator or the manufacturer's guidelines in your owner's manual.

Pulled straight from the official Porsche database, the report shows services logged by authorised Porsche dealers from 2012 onwards — dates, mileage, work performed, service type and dealership. Every report also includes full MOT history and vehicle details.

No. We search the official manufacturer database, which only holds services logged by authorised Porsche dealers. Work done at independent garages won't appear, so a car serviced outside the main-dealer network may show few records or none.

Yes. You only need the 17-character VIN, which is on the V5C document or visible through the windscreen — no ownership verification or dealer visit required.

A documented Porsche main-dealer service history supports resale value, warranty validity and buyer confidence. Cars with a full, verifiable manufacturer service record typically sell for more.

Porsche offers digital service history via the My Porsche app, which shows service actions completed at Porsche Centres (see ask.porsche.com). Services are held in a central database accessible by the Porsche network. You can also contact your nearest Porsche Centre with your VIN to request a printout of service actions and recall campaigns. Note: The system cannot be updated retrospectively if services weren't recorded at the time. If you're buying a used Porsche and need instant verification, Service History Check searches for any dealer service records from 2012 onwards for £9.99.