2001 Porsche Boxster S With Platinum Level Extended Warrenty Until Jan 2016 on 2040-cars
Friendswood, Texas, United States
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This 2001 Porsche Boxster S 3.2L is a beautiful sports car, in outstanding condition and even includes a worry free transferable ($50 fee) Platinum Level extended warranty ($2,489 value) from MAP good until January 2016. You can be the beneficiary of this car's meticulous care. Non-routine maintenance/enhancements ($7K value) over the last 18 months include: full brake job, water pump, drive belt, all major gaskets replaced, oil vapor canister, full tune-up, mass air flow sensor, flushed cooling system, fuel filter, tires, tie-rod end, all 4 CV boots, 4 wheel alignment, battery, fuel door actuator, convertible top tighten and re-glued, new owner's manual and pouch, rear wind deflector, driver's vanity mirror, cup holder for arm rest compartment, non-smoker s kit, and 2 new key fobs. Last oil change and state inspection performed in May. Title in Hand. This is truly a great car that turns heads and exhilarating to drive at an affordable price with a piece of mind warranty.
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