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Originally Posted by nola mike
also, 2 other questions:
what's a good source for finding used boxsters?
and how many folks here work on their cars themselves? how hard is it to do your own repairs to the boxster?
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I looked on Autotrader. Found tons in my price range. You get lots of information there... age, mileage, pictures, the VIN if you want to do a Carfax (Don't TRUST carfax for everything, but you can at least tell how many owners there were, where it lived, and a few useful things).
Boxsters are not that hard to to work on. Routine maintenance is very easy. Things like replacing O2 sensors, the main belt and spark plugs are also relatively easy. It's just a little quirky getting at the stuff, that's all!
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