Highlights Attractive black with tan leather specification Passed its most recent MOT with no defects or advisories History file with invoices and receipts from 2016 to 2024 Recorded MOT history dating back many years The Appeal The 986-generation Boxster S, with its 3.2-litre flat-six and six-speed manual gearbox, remains one of the most rewarding ways to enjoy a mid-engined Porsche. The S variant's additional power and larger brakes, distinguished by those red callipers, set it apart from the standard car and make it a firm favourite among driving enthusiasts. This 2002 example wears an attractive combination of black paintwork over tan leather, lending the cabin a warm, characterful feel. An aftermarket exhaust system has been fitted, enhancing the flat-six's distinctive soundtrack. The bodywork and interior show honest signs of age and use, and the brakes are noted as requiring attention. This is a car for the enthusiast who values the open-top driving experience and is happy to invest in some age-related upkeep. Key Information Mileage: 99,599 miles, supported by MOT history Country of registration: United Kingdom Technical inspection status: MOT valid until 5 November 2026, no advisories Technical specs: 3.2-litre naturally aspirated flat-six engine (250 bhp) paired with a six-speed manual gearbox Paperwork: invoices and receipts from 2016 to 2024; recorded MOT history dating back many years The Detail Black paintwork with some age-related imperfections Tan leather interior including seats, dashboard trim, steering wheel and centre console Silver-finished console detailing Leather shows signs of age and wear, particularly around the steering wheel, with some surface marks on the seats Front left headlight has a small crack 17-inch bronze-coloured alloy wheels with red brake callipers Aftermarket exhaust system fitted (£800 upgrade) Pioneer head unit fitted Brakes require changing Earlier MOT records include suspension and steering-related issues in 2023, followed by a successful retest Carpets and luggage compartments are present