2003 Porsche Boxster S - Only 17k Miles - Silver - Great Condition on 2040-cars
Irving, Texas, United States
2003 PORSCHE BOXSTER S - 17K ORIGINAL MILES For sale is my 03 Boxster S. This car is in excellent condition inside and out. Drives like a brand new car and has been extremely well taken care of its entire life. I drive this car every weekend and constantly get compliments on how great this car looks. Also asked several times if it was brand new. Everything on this vehicle works and drives just like new, not a single issue. Always garaged. Recent oil change less then 500 miles ago. New tires. Includes both original keys and original leather manual. If you have any questions or would like any addition pictures, feel free to e-mail me or call or text at 817-676-8443. Below I will do my best to list everything about this car. With this Porsche being as rare as it is with its mileage, I understand that it may be purchased site unseen so I want the new owner to be as aware of everything on this car as possible. Thank you for visiting!
New owner will receive clear title within 7-14 business days after balance is paid in full. $500 deposit is required within 24 hours after the auction has ended. |
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Just a few days ago Porsche dropped an image of the car on its official Twitter feed. True to that leak, this 918 looks damn near what we expect the full customer version to be when it is officially debuted in Frankfurt. The neon-green brake calipers are items new to this version of the 918, and seem to be an identical color to those found on the Panamera S E-Hybrid.
When it shows up as a drivable piece, expect the Porsche supercar, with its gasoline-electric drivetrain, to be pretty insane. Horsepower in excess of 800 ponies will be available with a toe-tap, while the price of entry is expected to come within shouting distance of $850,000. A good deal for Porsche to bring the thing to Pebble then, where buyers with that kind of cash are think on the ground (and most likely wearing sherbet-colored trousers).
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