YOUR RESEARCHGTS 4.0 Boxster PDK Build Slot - Page 1 - Boxster/Cayman - PistonHeads UK
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Currently run a 2020 718 2.0 pdk Boxster, have been allocated a build slot for a 4.0, decisions, decisions. It's the better halfs car and she loves it. Apart from the 6 cylinder motor why change? A remapped 2.0 would produce 385bhp and is lighter. What to do?
What's the cost to change and what will you get from it? I would love a GTS 4.0 but I have a high spec 2014 Boxster S with just over 23,000 miles and it would cost £40k to change. I have the money in the bank but I wouldnt drive it any more than I currently do, couldnt drive any faster, and the new car would depreciate more than the old one, so for now I'll stick with what I've got.
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