2002 Porsche Boxster Roadster S Convertible 2-door 3.2l on 2040-cars
Lincroft, New Jersey, United States
Great condition 2002 PORSCHE BOXSTER S with only 62,660 miles. I am NOT A DEALER, and this car WAS NOT BOUGHT AT AUCTION. This is my toy - my garage queen to be exact as it was only used in nice weather and garaged when not driven. I have spared no expense in servicing the car and doing all recommended steps to insure it operates at the highest level of performance. This car is super clean (I'm third owner), kept in the garage and have invested over $10,000 in preventative & regular service maintenance. I'm so protective of the car that the gas tank is always full to avoid condensation in the tank. The Boxster is perfect if you're looking to buy a car from a person who took care of it like they were going to keep it forever.....then this is the car as until today as I intended on keeping it forever. I'm selling the car after 4 great years of enjoyment because my children are now wanting to drive with me and two seats just aren't enough, so changing to a 911 Cabriolet (If I can find one with a IMS retrofit so the engine does not seize - see IMS Problem on Porsche Boxster/911 below)
The interior is in excellent condition with very minor signs of wear and is a smoke free car. All parts, components and options(Power Windows, AC, Cruise, etc, etc. is all in working order without issue) The soft top is in great shape and has only very minimal signs of wear. The rear window was replaced in 2010. The Boxster S has no known mechanical issues and everything works as it should. 18'' stock wheels are in great condition and tires were installed at $56,000 miles(only 6K miles of wear) Have all service records from my purchase date in 2010 to today, including the receipt for IMS Retrofit for the engine - to avoid and insure against IMS Failure. I loved the Boxster S and made the $5,000 investment to have the IMS Retrofit Kit installed by a certified Porsche service center(Body Motion in Ocean NJ) to avoid any problems as I was going to keep this car forever.....(until my kids changed everything) In addition to above - I've changed many parts that are part of the normal wear of the vehicle and also completed the 60,000 mile service including tune up, timing belt, etc. Car is paid for and title is in hand. Be sure to ask this when speaking to other sellers, as when I was looking to buy in 2010, I was amazed at how many people did not have their Titles.(Was held by bank, leasing company, former spouse, etc.) Protect yourself. IMS Failures - 1997-2008 Boxsters & 911 - Regardless of where you buy your Boxster - do your homework and protect yourself. When I started looking for a used Boxster S in 2010 I noticed "Private Sellers" discussing IMS Problems and solutions. I Googled "IMS Problems Porsche Boxster" and found an alarming problem- if left unresolved, the IMS issue occurring in these engines will turn your beautiful Porsche into a $20,000+ paperweight in your garage. Google for yourself or I can email you links to IMS issues and solutions. Please call with any questions - Walter 908-461-1125 |
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