Specification
- Model
- Boxster
- Generation
- 981 (phase not known)
- Variant
- Boxster S
- Year
- 2014
- Gearbox
- PDK
- Drive
- Rear-wheel drive
- Fuel
- Petrol
- Engine
- 3.4 L flat-six, naturally aspirated
- Body
- Roadster
- Exterior
- Black
- Interior colour
- Not stated
- Upholstery
- Not stated
- Wheels
- Not stated
- Condition
- Used
Seller's description
The 2014 Porsche Boxster 981 S is a refined sports car that combines performance with the classic engineering expected from the brand. This model is powered by a 3.4 litre petrol engine, delivering a driving experience that is both responsive and engaging. As a 981 S variant, it represents a well-regarded iteration of the Boxster line, offering a balance of power and handling that remains relevant for drivers today. This vehicle distinguishes itself through a suite of practical features designed to enhance comfort and visibility. The inclusion of automatic air conditioning with climate control ensures a consistent cabin environment, while the driving light assistant, which includes automatic headlights and coming home lights, adds convenience during night driving. Visibility is further improved by the bi-xenon headlights, which provide clear illumination. Beyond these features, the car offers a notable acceleration time of 0 to 62 mph in 5.0 seconds, providing brisk performance, and it benefits from a low insurance group rating, making it a more accessible option compared to many other high-performance sports cars.
Equipment
As advertised by the seller; not independently verified. Equipment the advert does not mention is unknown, not absent.
Seats & comfort
- Air conditioningMentioned: Mentioned in the description (unconfirmed)
- Automatic climate controlMentioned: Mentioned in the description (unconfirmed)
Assistance & lighting
- Xenon headlightsMentioned: Mentioned in the description (unconfirmed)
Listed: from the seller's equipment or standard-equipment list. Mentioned: found in the description or page text, unconfirmed.
Price and status history
6 Nov 2026
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