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Porsche Classic valuation reports.

A classic Porsche is both a car and an investment. We establish the condition grade, the market value and the insured value in a way you can follow – as the basis for a purchase, a sale, an insurance policy or German historic vehicle registration.

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Report within 24 h
Rottweil & the Black Forest region
How value is judged

On a classic, substance counts – not the odometer.

On a classic Porsche it is not the mileage that decides the value but originality, history and substance. A 993 with unbroken history and its original paint can be worth a multiple of a visually equivalent car with no papers. A valuation report is precisely what captures those differences.

We assess using the established condition grade system, from 1 (flawless, concours condition) to 5 (in need of restoration), including intermediate grades. Bodywork and paint, interior, mechanical condition, underbody and the completeness of the documentation are each assessed.

For your insurer the report is, as a rule, mandatory. Classic car policies require a current valuation report – without one, a claim is settled at a flat current value rather than at the actual market value of your car.

Condition grade to the standard scale

Graded from 1 to 5 including intermediate grades, assessed separately for bodywork, paint, interior, mechanical condition and underbody.

Market value & replacement value

Established from current auction results, dealer prices and continuous market observation – not from generic tables.

Insured value

The value classic car policies require, properly reasoned and in the form insurers ask for.

Models

Which classics we value.

We assess vehicles from every series – from the early post-war classics to the youngtimers now coming of age. We value other marques too, of course – from Mercedes-Benz and BMW through to British and Italian classics.

  • Porsche 356 in every version
  • 911 F-series, G-series, 964 and 993
  • 911 of the 996 and 997 series as youngtimers
  • The transaxle models: 924, 944, 968 and 928
  • 986 Boxster and 987 Cayman as emerging classics
  • Special editions, competition derivatives and modified cars, assessed individually
1 – 5Condition grade incl. intermediates
How it works

How your valuation report comes together.

We take our time. A serious classic car valuation cannot be done in twenty minutes.

01

Initial conversation

We establish the model, the history and the purpose of the report – insurance, sale or historic registration.

02

The inspection

A thorough examination including the underbody, photographic documentation and a review of all the paperwork.

03

The valuation

Condition grade, market value and insured value are each derived so the reasoning can be followed.

04

The report

You receive the complete document – digitally, and bound if you would like it.

Historic registration

Preparing properly for an H-Kennzeichen.

For the German historic vehicle registration, the H-Kennzeichen under § 23 StVZO, your vehicle must be at least 30 years old and in good, largely original condition. The assessment itself is carried out formally by an officially recognised testing organisation – but whether your car meets the criteria is something we establish honestly with you beforehand.

We document departures from original specification, assess period accessories and tell you which work is worth doing before the car is presented. That saves you a rejection you would have to pay for, and unnecessary rework afterwards.

Frequently asked questions

Good to know.

How often does a valuation report need renewing?
Most classic car insurers ask for an updated report every three to five years. Where market values are rising sharply – as they recently have on air-cooled 911s – an earlier update can be sensible, so that you are not underinsured if you have to claim.
What is the difference between market value and replacement value?
The market value is the price you would realistically achieve on a sale. The replacement value is the amount you would have to spend to acquire an equivalent vehicle from a dealer – it is normally higher and it is the figure that matters for insurance.
Do you also value restored or modified vehicles?
Yes. On a restoration we assess the quality of the work and the degree of originality; on a modified car, the effect the modifications have on value. Either can raise or lower the value – what decides it is the execution and the documentation.
Will you come along to a purchase?
Yes. On classics a pre-purchase inspection is particularly worthwhile, because hidden corrosion or a poorly executed restoration can quickly produce five-figure consequential costs. We travel beyond the region for this on request.
Free & without obligation

Have your classic valued properly.

For an insurance policy, a sale or historic registration – call us and we will tell you which report you actually need.

0173 689 33 55Mon – Fri 6 am – 10 pm · Sat & Sun 6 am – 8 pm
Service area

Classic car valuations across the Black Forest region.

We come to you – travel is free of charge throughout our service area and an inspection is often possible the same day.

RottweilSchrambergOberndorf am NeckarSulz am NeckarDeißlingenZimmern ob RottweilDunningenDornhanRosenfeldSchiltach

We assess classics in Rottweil, Schramberg, Oberndorf am Neckar, Sulz am Neckar and the whole district of Rottweil – and, for a valuation or a pre-purchase inspection, further afield by arrangement.

Straight to your town: Rottweil, Schramberg, Oberndorf am Neckar, Sulz am Neckar, Deißlingen, Zimmern ob Rottweil or the overview of all locations. Please note that the individual location pages are written in German.

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Location

How to find us.

Head office in Schramberg-Sulgen, branch office in Rottweil. For the damage inspection we come to you in any case – on site, at the workshop or at your home.

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Head office
Schwarzwald KFZ Gutachter
Sachverständigenbüro Deniz Selbes
Karl-Kolb-Straße 13
78713 Schramberg-Sulgen
Germany
Branch office
Rottweiler Straße 10
78628 Rottweil
Germany
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Mon – Fri 6:00 am – 10:00 pm
Sat & Sun 6:00 am – 8:00 pm
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