Porsche: Boxster Base on 2040-cars
Filer, Idaho, United States
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2013 Porsche Boxster, 6 speed manual, 43k miles, all scheduled maintenance complete, navigation, Infotainment package w/Bose and 19 wheels. The factory warranty expires November 2016. The car looks great, is lots of fun and in excellent condition. There are a few very minor cosmetic blemishes for example, a small driveway ramp scrape under the front bumper. The 1st owner traded it in with almost 40K miles and Porsche Certified the car as approved preowned. The 2nd owner was relocated and needed to sell. He repainted the front bumper (to fix rock chips) and also did the 40K mile maintenance. Im selling due to a left knee injury making it uncomfortable to shift plus the garage space is needed. The Annual Maintenance was completed at a Porsche dealer on 7/14/16. The dealer suggested replacing all 4 tires. Car comes with dust cover, charger and other extras. I have clear title, all keys and manuals. There are no odors, no accidents, no dents the car looks and rides great!
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$1.8 million is spent each year to maintain GM's fleet of 600 production and concept cars.
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