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Old 04-21-2015, 04:15 PM   #1
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Welcome to the Forum..Congratulations !
I'm sure you trusted your experience, test drive, visual checks and overall gut feel for the overall health of the car..
Now, as you mentioned it's time to prioritize each issue or concern you have. You are in the right place for information and tips to get the best out of your Boxster.
Keep us updated on your progress, for the meantime enjoy your ride!

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Old 04-23-2015, 01:31 PM   #2
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Congratulations, nice car. I have a 2003 S 6 speed I am very happy with. When I bought it I was considering a 2001 Jag XKR Silverstone convertible vs the Porsche and I was very close but ultimately the Boxster won out.

Way more fun to drive and although both require $$$ in upkeep I think the Porsche is a better made vehicle and a true sports car.
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Old 04-24-2015, 05:58 PM   #3
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Congratulations, nice car. I have a 2003 S 6 speed I am very happy with. When I bought it I was considering a 2001 Jag XKR Silverstone convertible vs the Porsche and I was very close but ultimately the Boxster won out.

Way more fun to drive and although both require $$$ in upkeep I think the Porsche is a better made vehicle and a true sports car.
The XKR is much more car than the XK8. Both are supremely comfortable and luxurious. I felt that I could spend all day in my Jaguar. But, having scratched that itch and enjoying the Jag for two summers with no problems whatsoever (I had spent 1000 in preventive maintenance as soon as I got it) I felt that it was time for a change to something more sporting while I am still young (75) enough to be able to enjoy it. Fifty years ago I was rallying a modified Morgan 4/4 in Germany while there with the army. The Boxster handling brings back memories of that time.
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