[KevinH1990]

Originally Posted by Jeph

Welcome to the family... I too got a 2000 in part of Consumer Report's slight inclination towards that year.

Amber is like wrinkles... First thing I did... remove all the amber color lights. It makes it look years younger.

I'm wondereding why the 2000 is above average in reliability and the Boxster in general is average or below. I can understand the first few years being below average while they were working out all the kinks. Did the factory get complacent after 2000 and let things slide? Or, did the Boxster stay steady and cars in general became more reliable.

I understand the disinclination towards amber, but I need to get over the financial hit of buying, registering and insuring the car.

Thanks for all the kind comments. I'll post pictures soon.