Porsche 987 Boxster Spyder
Highlights
- Manual gearbox
- First paint
- Cruise control
This example was originally delivered in France and is equipped with a manual gearbox. As such, this Boxster Spyder offers exactly the level of engagement befitting the character of this model. Every gear change requires a deliberate action and contributes to the analog driving experience for which the 987 generation is now increasingly appreciated.
A particularly strong point of this Porsche is the bodywork. The car is entirely in its original paint. This means the original finish has been preserved and there are no repainted body parts. For a sports car from 2011, that is a distinguishing feature.
The lowered windshield, the characteristic aerodynamic covers behind the seats, and the lightweight soft top give the Spyder a recognizable appearance. The design is functional and understated, yet at the same time makes it immediately clear that this is no ordinary Boxster.
This Porsche Boxster Spyder combines a special edition with a manual gearbox, an original French delivery, and bodywork that is still entirely in its original paint. An interesting combination for the enthusiast seeking authenticity, driving experience, and a well-preserved example.