geomacan wrote: ↑Wed Nov 04, 2020 10:15 amThanks....lets see. Below the panameracitadel1 wrote: ↑Tue Nov 03, 2020 6:58 pm Seems like we wont have any problem woth collections, I had raised the question with my SE regarding any issues surrounding the registration of MY21 Macan S and the Certificate of Conformity, but I was told that they are unaware of any issue....this is their first batch of Macan S MY21 though, so I shall let you know what happens when it actually lands @geomacan - mine is expected towards the end of this month, so if there is an issue as you have been told, it may be resolved by then in any case.....hope you are enjoying the Panamera!
S model year 21
very nice!!!
Just got an email from my OPC confirming they are allowing collections through lockdown.citadel1 wrote: ↑Wed Nov 04, 2020 10:18 am very nice!!!
geomacan wrote: ↑Wed Nov 04, 2020 10:15 amThanks....lets see. Below the panameracitadel1 wrote: ↑Tue Nov 03, 2020 6:58 pm Seems like we wont have any problem woth collections, I had raised the question with my SE regarding any issues surrounding the registration of MY21 Macan S and the Certificate of Conformity, but I was told that they are unaware of any issue....this is their first batch of Macan S MY21 though, so I shall let you know what happens when it actually lands @geomacan - mine is expected towards the end of this month, so if there is an issue as you have been told, it may be resolved by then in any case.....hope you are enjoying the Panamera!
I still find this bizarre....
On the Porsche website it even says "The Worldwide Harmonized Light-Duty Vehicles Test Procedures (WLTP) are the replacement for the New European Driving Cycle (NEDC) tests which were in use until 1 September 2018. Both the old and the new tests are designed to measure exhaust emissions and fuel consumption. The WLTP testing cycle is based on real-time data collected world-wide during road use – giving a better representation of everyday driving profiles. Every vehicle produced for the EU market is provided with a Certificate of Conformity (CoC document), which, in addition to other information, includes the CO2 emission values from the laboratory test. On the basis of this document, registration of the vehicle is possible everywhere in Europe."
My SE even said that all cars manufactured for Europe come with a CoC upon production, there can be an issue if it is a completely new model, but this MY21 is essentially the same thing, nothing different really.....
Hopefully your OPC isn't making up some excuse for an alternative reason
On the Porsche website it even says "The Worldwide Harmonized Light-Duty Vehicles Test Procedures (WLTP) are the replacement for the New European Driving Cycle (NEDC) tests which were in use until 1 September 2018. Both the old and the new tests are designed to measure exhaust emissions and fuel consumption. The WLTP testing cycle is based on real-time data collected world-wide during road use – giving a better representation of everyday driving profiles. Every vehicle produced for the EU market is provided with a Certificate of Conformity (CoC document), which, in addition to other information, includes the CO2 emission values from the laboratory test. On the basis of this document, registration of the vehicle is possible everywhere in Europe."
My SE even said that all cars manufactured for Europe come with a CoC upon production, there can be an issue if it is a completely new model, but this MY21 is essentially the same thing, nothing different really.....
Hopefully your OPC isn't making up some excuse for an alternative reason
I called Porsche UK just now and posed the question - they said that all new cars come with a CoC...it is generated at the factory in Germany, nothing to do with the UK government issuing any certificate - it could be that maybe the first batch of MY21 they forgot to produce it?! Very strange but lets see what happens with mine - I am very curious now!!
Yes but this happened last year also. Just Google Porsche and Certificate of Conformity.citadel1 wrote: ↑Wed Nov 04, 2020 11:54 am I called Porsche UK just now and posed the question - they said that all new cars come with a CoC...it is generated at the factory in Germany, nothing to do with the UK government issuing any certificate - it could be that maybe the first batch of MY21 they forgot to produce it?! Very strange but lets see what happens with mine - I am very curious now!!
The OPC just let me know the issue is resolved now and my car is on its way so I will collect it next week at last !!!citadel1 wrote: ↑Wed Nov 04, 2020 11:54 am I called Porsche UK just now and posed the question - they said that all new cars come with a CoC...it is generated at the factory in Germany, nothing to do with the UK government issuing any certificate - it could be that maybe the first batch of MY21 they forgot to produce it?! Very strange but lets see what happens with mine - I am very curious now!!
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