Porsche 986 Boxster
Highlights
- A very nice configuration
- Low mileage
- Sport seats
Porsche Boxster 986 2.7
Unveiled as a concept car at the 1993 Detroit Auto Show and launched in 1996, the Boxster marked a major turning point in Porsche’s history. As the brand’s first production roadster since the legendary 550 Spyder, it played a key role in Stuttgart’s turnaround during the 1990s.
Its mid-rear engine layout gives it remarkable balance and natural agility, making it one of the most capable roadsters of its era. A philosophy true to Porsche’s DNA: lightness, precision, and driving pleasure.
With its naturally aspirated flat-six engine and a soft top that retracts in seconds, the Boxster 986 offers a pure, sensory driving experience—one that is increasingly sought after by youngtimer enthusiasts today.
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