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Porsche Boxster (type 987)

In the 2005 model year, Porsche expanded the Boxster model series to include the type 987 Boxster. Visually, the new model differs greatly from its predecessors with newly designed, oval headlights and 17-inch aluminium wheels instead of 16-inch aluminium wheels on the Boxster and 18-inch aluminium wheels instead of 17-inch aluminium wheels on the Boxster S. The electric top of the new Boxster can now be opened and closed at a speed of up to 50 km/h. In the 2007 model year, the rated power of the two Boxster models would be raised to the same level as the Cayman models.

Driving blue Boxster of the type 987 on an winter moutain road.

Marketing motif in the studio of the Boxster Limited Edition - USA GT3 RS Orange.

Green Boxster of the type 987 on an moutain road.

Marketing motif in the studio of the Boxster Spyder in white.

Boxster (2005-08)

Standard H7 clear-glass headlights with projection technology // 17-inch aluminium wheels // Electrically adjustable and heated dual-arm exterior mirrors // Thermally insulated glass with Green tint // Black anodised brake callipers // Oval exhaust tailpipe // Aluminium front and rear luggage compartments // Roll-over bar behind the seats // Increase in the rated power of the two engines to the Cayman model level from MY 2007 // Electric convertible top can be opened and closed at a speed of up to 50 km/h // Standard Porsche Stability Management (PSM) // Alcantara seat centre

Boxster Limited Edition – 'USA' GT3 RS Orange (2008)

From 28 September 2007 for the North American market // Special edition with 500 vehicles // GT3 RS Orange colour // Black convertible top // Available as Boxster and Boxster S (251 Boxster; 251 Boxster S) -> one more unit of each than planned // Small spoiler lips on the front end // Extendable rear spoiler // Diffusers inline with vehicle colour // Boxster: 17-inch aluminium wheels // Boxster S: 18-inch aluminium wheels // Limited Edition badge on glove compartment

Boxster (2009-12)

Crossbars integrated in the air intakes in the vehicle colour // LED parking lights and fog lights // Twin-tube look // Brake callipers painted in Black // VarioCam Plus valve control (variable valve lift adjustment) // Six-cylinder boxer engines with a displacement of 2.9 litres // Titanium-coloured Boxster logo on the rear lid // On-board computer with extended features // Extendable rear spoiler // Start-up assist // PASM (Porsche Active Suspension Management) available at extra cost

Boxster Spyder (2010-11)

1,667 units were produced // Reduced weight through lighter materials and omission of equipment, 80 kg lighter than a Boxster S (1275 kg unloaded weight) // Aluminium doors // Minimal fabric convertible top // Sports bucket seats // Loops instead of door handles in the interior // Sports suspension and limited slip differential // The lightest road-approved Porsche in the model range at the time

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A person is leaning over the open engine compartment of a white Porsche 911 G model; an open tool bag is lying on the ground next to it.

Man is seen in his garage opening the door of his silver 911 G model.

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