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Originally Posted by edevlin
It was 18 degrees this morning in Central Virginia when I went for a spirited drive in the country (top down of course). I continue to be impressed by how much quicker the car is in cold weather. It is quite noticable, compared to warmer temperatures. Is this just because the air is denser at low temps, and do other Boxster owners also notice the improved performance?
Ed
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All cars will make more power with lower intake temperatures. So do people, by the way. You should also notice that your fuel mileage will drop as the car needs to keep the air/fuel ratio consistant and with more air comes more fuel.