Car for sale
2005 Porsche Boxster for sale $30000, or near offer.
One owner from new.
Carrara white paintwork / Blue Metropole hood and interior
Alcantata / vinyl seats
Standard specification 2.7 L.
Only additions are 6 CD disc changer and Perspex wind deflector
Bought new by myself in UK, in April 2005, and brought to NZ when we emigrated here in 2014
Always stored under cover. Never been raced or used on a track. Completed the Hawkes Bay Targa 3 years ago with no problems.
Full service history, either Porsche dealer or specialist. All documents available. Next service due 2023.
Probably the most genuine original example of a Boxster of its age in NZ.
Most reliable combination of 2.7l engine and manual 5 speed gearbox.
In very good condition with only some marks caused by seatbelts on centre console and a few stone chips.
Original clutch and IMS bearing not showing any leaks.
Ideal car for summer nights and holidays. Only reason for selling is we have gone electric and the Boxster is not being used enough!
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