2001 Porsche Boxster S - Very Low Miles - Excellent Condition - Needs Nothing on 2040-cars
Herndon, Virginia, United States
You are bidding on a 2001 Porsche Boxster S. It is Forest Green Metallic with a Tan leather interior and has just 41,xxx miles. Everything works perfectly as it should, and it runs like a dream. The interior is exceptional with no flaws, and the exterior is in great shape with some scratches on the front bumper area (from the previous owner's wife bumping into a shelf and a couple of things falling on it). It has received regular oil changes and had the ignition replaced last year at Porsche of Tyson's corner. Rear tires are Michelins with near full tread, and the front tires were replaced a few years ago. The engine is smooth and purrs with no issues. The transmission feels great with no grinds or issues.
This is a great chance to get a next-to-new Boxster. Incredibly low miles and a very good price. It is essentially a two-owner car. The original owner was an old gentleman who could barely drive it due to his age. The second owner was a middle-aged woman here in Virginia. It has never seen snow. No accidents, always garaged, non-smokers, no pets, adult driven. My brother and I recently purchased it to turn it into a track car, but everyone says it is too nice for that (which is arguably true), so we are selling it. Cars with similar miles in similar condition seem to go for 18k-20k+ and we have priced it for a quick sale. Will trade towards a track-ready roadster or 911. |
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