I have owned many super cars Ferrari, Lambo, Detomaso Pantera GT5 . I am not so wealthy now in my later years and I can tell you the Porsche Boxster represents a true sports car for a modest outlay. I have the 3.2 manual S version with 6 speed box, bigger brakes and alloys. Worth the extra over the 2.7.
Thanks for your comment! I Will be doing 50 next month and Porsche is my dream car. The 911 is not affordable for me, and your comment really gave me Hope to go for a used and more affordable boxster. Lets see in f it happens… Wish you all the best Roger. Stay healthy and safe as possible. Cheers
@@paulherrera1853 Im 79 now and I still love driving my Boxster. Good luck with finding a good one. Look out for low miles, full service history, not too many owners.other things to look out for is smoke on start up, weak syncro on 2nd gear. Some rattle on start up which is ok as long as it goes in a second or two. I have owned so many over the years I do have quite a bit of experience with them. I automatically change the oil as soon as I have purchased it to check the oil and filter for metal which could be an indication of ims failing.
Just bought a 2002 Base model .. immediately replacing the IMS bearing and a few other things .. only 30K milage One previous owner .. Yours is the best overall review I've seen encapsulating the "The Porsche Boxster Experience" ! ! Cheers !
Great cars I have a 2002 boxster 3.2S for last two years dont think I will ever sell it its just awesome car in the summer with the roof down and I have put a sports stainless back box on mine so it sounds amazing
Thanks for an interesting watch, I'm not too familiar with the Boxster so this was a great introduction to the car, it's variants and how it looks and drives.
@@paulknight1332 Thank you for watching Paul, I learnt a lot about the Boxster too when researching for this video. It is certainly an engaging car to drive. 🙌🎬
@@brightenupcc thank you for watching my video, I hope you enjoyed the other facts in this film. I suspect that the reason why I feel there is more legroom in the 911 is because the Boxster has the engine in the middle and the 911 has it in the back so this means when you’re in the Boxster, there is less room for the drivers seat to move backwards.
@@hawaiirealmedia5610buying one is a piece of cake. Keeping it in good working order can be far more challenging. And yes, these cars have many inherent flaws that sure make them look quite shoddy compared to a lot of other cars out there. Thats the cold hard truth.
@@Rgh71fishyour comments are based on the fact that a lot of people bought 986's when the were dirt cheap a few years back, and never had the money to look after them in the way they deserved. These are the shoddy ones you might see around, although there would be less of them now. I don't know what you mean by inherent flaws making them look shoddy - doesn't really make sense. My '03 S has been serviced once a year by a well-regarded specialist - it's not a challenge in the least. It's a daily driver, looks awesome and goes even better. I also owned a Lexus ES300 from 2003 - one of the best and most reliable motor vehicles ever made. In comparison, the Porsche's parts do wear out quicker - no doubt, but is it a money pit? Not at all. Buy a good Boxster, not a trashed 'bargain', and be willing to spend what's needed when needed, and your Boxster experience will be fantastic❤.
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This is beatiful......! the interiors......uffff!
This color scheme!
@@caferacermonterrey20 Thank you for watching my review 🎬🙌
I have owned many super cars Ferrari, Lambo, Detomaso Pantera GT5 . I am not so wealthy now in my later years and I can tell you the Porsche Boxster represents a true sports car for a modest outlay. I have the 3.2 manual S version with 6 speed box, bigger brakes and alloys. Worth the extra over the 2.7.
They certainly are a great drivers car that you can pick up at a low price 👌
Thanks for your comment! I Will be doing 50 next month and Porsche is my dream car. The 911 is not affordable for me, and your comment really gave me Hope to go for a used and more affordable boxster. Lets see in f it happens… Wish you all the best Roger. Stay healthy and safe as possible. Cheers
@@paulherrera1853 Im 79 now and I still love driving my Boxster. Good luck with finding a good one. Look out for low miles, full service history, not too many owners.other things to look out for is smoke on start up, weak syncro on 2nd gear. Some rattle on start up which is ok as long as it goes in a second or two. I have owned so many over the years I do have quite a bit of experience with them. I automatically change the oil as soon as I have purchased it to check the oil and filter for metal which could be an indication of ims failing.
@@paulherrera1853There are some great examples out there. I test drove one a few weeks ago. Still tempted to go back and buy it.
Just bought a 2002 Base model .. immediately replacing the IMS bearing and a few other things .. only 30K milage One previous owner .. Yours is the best overall review I've seen encapsulating the "The Porsche Boxster Experience" ! ! Cheers !
@@rhs102857 Thank you so much for the kind words and I hope you enjoy your Porsche 🙌🔥
Great cars I have a 2002 boxster 3.2S for last two years dont think I will ever sell it its just awesome car in the summer with the roof down and I have put a sports stainless back box on mine so it sounds amazing
@@Fegbeg The flat six definitely creates an iconic sound, enjoy your Porsche! 🙌
Thanks for an interesting watch, I'm not too familiar with the Boxster so this was a great introduction to the car, it's variants and how it looks and drives.
@@paulknight1332 Thank you for watching Paul, I learnt a lot about the Boxster too when researching for this video. It is certainly an engaging car to drive. 🙌🎬
Loved this review. Just bought a boxster S, and i share your enthusiasm. You are a really good car journalist. Keep it up.
Thank you for watching my video, I really appreciate your kind comment 🙌
thinking about getting one of these after not driving for the past 5 years, thanks for uploading this!
Go for it! It’s a great car to drive 🙌
*Another cleeeean edit*
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Another great video.
Thanks man! It’s great fun creating these car reviews 👊🔥
Which Engine did you use for this video? Im looking to buy one
@@lazerct Thanks for watching, this is a 2.7
@@YoungFilmmaker Thank you! Just checked one out today
Watch out for the stray cow
Let me correct you, the 986 Boxster has a longer wheelbase than 996 911 Carrera, not the other way around as you indicated.
@@brightenupcc thank you for watching my video, I hope you enjoyed the other facts in this film.
I suspect that the reason why I feel there is more legroom in the 911 is because the Boxster has the engine in the middle and the 911 has it in the back so this means when you’re in the Boxster, there is less room for the drivers seat to move backwards.
@YoungFilmmakerthat's probably true, as the longer Boxster wheelbase was to accomodate the engine, not taller drivers.
Car is garbage...
Sorry, but You have no idea about the car.
@@thomaslange6466 Actually he knows all about this car, but doesn't have the money to buy one . . . .
@@hawaiirealmedia5610buying one is a piece of cake. Keeping it in good working order can be far more challenging.
And yes, these cars have many inherent flaws that sure make them look quite shoddy compared to a lot of other cars out there. Thats the cold hard truth.
@@Rgh71fishyour comments are based on the fact that a lot of people bought 986's when the were dirt cheap a few years back, and never had the money to look after them in the way they deserved. These are the shoddy ones you might see around, although there would be less of them now. I don't know what you mean by inherent flaws making them look shoddy - doesn't really make sense. My '03 S has been serviced once a year by a well-regarded specialist - it's not a challenge in the least. It's a daily driver, looks awesome and goes even better. I also owned a Lexus ES300 from 2003 - one of the best and most reliable motor vehicles ever made. In comparison, the Porsche's parts do wear out quicker - no doubt, but is it a money pit? Not at all.
Buy a good Boxster, not a trashed 'bargain', and be willing to spend what's needed when needed, and your Boxster experience will be fantastic❤.