YOUR RESEARCHEarly Boxster S engine types and sports crono option?
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So with a few decently priced Boxster S cars starting to become available, I'm curious about the time frame on the availability of the sports crono option. What was the first year for Boxster S? Did the initial sports crono have the same features as what's in my '07 Cayman S? Also, same questions regarding PASM. Finding a early Boxster S with both options for under $20K would be a really sweet deal :banana:
the boxster s started in 2000. sports chrono came into effect in 2005 with the 987 3.2L boxster S and I suppose 2.7L car as well. You wont find a 2005 box s for under 20k that is worth buying(correct me if i am wrong). what year car are you looking for? Manheim data on 2005 Boxster S' 09/08/10 CADE Regular $24,000 51,276 Avg BLACK 6G A Yes 10/07/10 RIVRSIDE Lease $22,500 43,247 Below ARCTIC 6G 6 Yes 10/19/10 STATESVL Regular $24,000 42,071 Avg BLACK 6G 6 Yes 10/29/10 MANHEIM Regular $27,400 10,789 Above BLUE 6G Yes 11/05/10 GTR N.O. Regular $23,400 52,415 Avg White 6CY A Yes 11/18/10 CINCINNA Lease $24,250 35,597 Avg DK BLUE 6G 6 Yes so yea. not gonna happen unless it is a flood car w/no engine for under 20k.
You're correct. Best price I've seen so far... Cars for Sale: 2006 Porsche Boxster S in Louisville, KY 40299: Convertible Details - 288011707 - AutoTrader.com $27,998 2006 Boxter S with 53,603 miles. Looks like the listings are calling it "sports package" as opposed to sports crono.
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