I am looking to purchase my first Porsche and a Boxster seems like a nice entry level introduction. I plan on using it as a weekend car. I am risk adverse so I would prefer if you had paperwork for a certified IMS upgrade. I live in New Jersey but will travel within 200 miles or so for the right car. I am looking for manual transmission only. Paperwork of prior maintenance is more important than color.
Just wanted to let you know that the years 97-99 don't require an IMS upgrade, if you end up looking at any of those years.
I wouldn't bet on that...................
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“Anything really new is invented only in one’s youth. Later, one becomes more experienced, more famous – and more stupid.” - Albert Einstein
Like Drew suggested, the failure rate on '97-'99 cars is estimated at less than 1%. There are plenty of other things that can fail catastrophically on a car, so that 1% isn't an issue worth thinking twice about.
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