2003 Porsche Boxster S Convertible 6 Speed Manual Triple Black– 42k Miles on 2040-cars
Miami, Florida, United States
For sale is a 2003 Porsche Boxster S with extremely low miles: 42,484. 3.2L flat 6-cylinder engine with 258 horsepower, rear wheel drive. Runs perfectly. Original owner (one owner). The car is black with a beautiful black leather interior and black power convertible top with glass window. Garage kept. Non-smoker. Windows have privacy window tint. 6 speed manual transmission. Ice cold A/C. Bose sound system. Heated seats. The paint and body are both in great condition and the interior is beautiful. This is a stunning car, the pictures speak for themselves. Fully loaded with all the goodies. Also included is a Car Cover and Sunshield specifically designed for the Boxster. Vehicle recently had its oil changed and fluids topped off. All scheduled maintenance. Asking price: $21,995. I will listen to any reasonable offer.KBB value is $21,607. Carfax shows expected value based on condition and mileage is $1,120 above blue book value, which would be $22,727 so I have priced below this.
This is a highly sought after car in impeccable condition, and it will not last long. Normal wear & tear only. Title in-hand. Can be seen easily. Vehicle is located in Coconut Grove, FL. Will ship at buyers expense. Buyer is responsible to setup shipping arrangements. Serious inquiries only. Email me through eBay with any questions or concerns. |
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