Porsche Boxster for Sale
The Porsche Boxster is the open-top companion to the Cayman — a mid-engined roadster that delivers a pure, involving driving experience at prices significantly below the 911. Since its introduction in 1996, the Boxster has been praised for its handling balance, build quality, and the joy of open-air driving.
Four generations cover the full Boxster range: the 986 (1996–2004), the 987 (2004–2012), the 981 (2012–2016), and the current 718 platform (2016–present). The 981 Boxster S and Spyder with naturally aspirated flat-six engines are the most sought-after among enthusiasts. The 718 Boxster Spyder pairs a 4.0-litre GT4 engine with the open-top body for an exceptional driver's car.
The Boxster represents outstanding value in the sports car market — particularly the 987 and 981 generations, where depreciation has made excellent condition examples highly accessible.
Available Porsche Boxster for Sale
Porsche Boxster 2004 2.7 manual
Porsche Boxster stunning
2011 Porsche 987 Boxster Spyder
Porsche 718 Spyder RS Weissach
Stunning Porsche Boxster 987.1
Porsche 981 Boxster 2.7
Porsche Boxster S GTS 7 buttons
718 Spyder
Porsche 987 Boxster Spyder
2012 Porsche 981 Boxster S PDK
718 Boxster GTS 4.0
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Porsche Boxster 718 2.0T
PORSCHE BOXSTER 2.7
PORSCHE BOXSTER 2.7 987
PORSCHE BOXSTER 2.7 981 PDK
PORSCHE BOXTER 718 2.0T PDK
Frequently Asked Questions
- Is the Porsche Boxster reliable?
- The 987 and later Boxsters are generally reliable with proper maintenance. The 986 and early 987 with M96 engines carry the IMS bearing concern — verify status before purchase. The 981 and 718 generations are significantly more reliable and trouble-free.
- Which Boxster is the best to buy?
- The 981 Boxster S offers the best combination of driving experience, reliability, and value. The naturally aspirated flat-six in the S is a highlight. For outright performance, the 718 Boxster Spyder with its 4.0-litre engine is the definitive open-top Porsche sports car.
- Does the Porsche Boxster have the IMS bearing problem?
- Yes — the 986 and 987 Boxster with M96/M97 engines are affected. The 981 and 718 use different engines and are free of IMS. For 986/987 examples, confirm IMS bearing status or budget accordingly for the LN Engineering retrofit.
