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Specification

Model
Boxster
Generation
986 (phase not known)
Year
2002
Mileage
0 mi
Gearbox
Manual
Drive
Rear-wheel drive
Fuel
Petrol
Body
Roadster
Exterior
Why Buy This Car From Chess Valley Autos? (from photos)
Interior colour
Black (from photos)
Upholstery
Not stated
Wheels
Silver (from photos)
Condition
Used

Values marked “from photos” are not stated in the advert: they were read from its photos and can be wrong. Check them with the seller.

Seller's description

This 2002 Porsche Boxster 2.7 986 Convertible, boasting an impressive 112,500 miles, combines performance and style seamlessly. With its spirited 220 bhp petrol engine and manual transmission, driving enthusiasts will appreciate the exhilarating experience this two-seater offers. The car features a classic convertible design, perfectly designed for those sunny days on the road. It has two doors for easy access and a MOT valid until 08/07/2027, ensuring peace of mind. Inside, the vehicle comes equipped with an adjustable steering column and electric front windows for added convenience. Enjoy your favourite tunes with the in-car entertainment system featuring a radio and cassette player, while the seat height adjustment allows for an optimal driving position. Safety is also a priority, with an airbag for the driver included. This Porsche Boxster exudes charisma and is a timeless classic, perfect for both leisurely drives and spirited excursions. Features Include: , adjustable steering column/wheel, electric windows (front), in car entertainment (radio/cassette), seat height adjustment, air bag driver, air bag passenger, alarm, anti-lock brakes, central door locking, front fog lights, head restraints, immobiliser, power-assisted steering, alloy wheels (16in), mirrors external

Equipment

As advertised by the seller; not independently verified. Equipment the advert does not mention is unknown, not absent.

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Price and status history

  1. 5 Nov 2026

    First observed