Porsche Boxster Review

Some say that the Boxster is for anyone who cannot afford a 9-11 yet still wants a Porsche, but the Boxster is worth every penny, if you have the money to spend. It’s beautifully crafted, and you get what you pay for with this one, the materials used are sumptuous and quality rich. It’s an expensive car, starting at 34,000, but it will make you stand out from the crowd in a cloud of elegance and sophistication. With a soft top designed for showing off, you will turn heads, but beware the avid burglar with a Stanley knife who wants to make off with your possessions.
It handles well at both high and low speeds, turns on the head of a pin and offers really powerful anti lock brakes. The engine is quiet, so there is no need to shout over the hum as you get to faster speeds. The steering wheel is adjustable for added comfort, and when the sun is shining, put the roof down! For ease, it goes down when stationary and in transit, up to speeds of 31mph, and goes up and down within 12 seconds, to protect you from the naturally changeable English weather. If the rain starts, you’ll be dry in no time!
Inside the car it’s really comfy, and there is plenty of room in the boot for you to store your luggage. The boot is split into two compartments for ease of separation, and is the roomiest for cars in this bracket.
The Boxster offers stability control, and comes complete with an alarm and deadlocks for added protection.
If you have the money to do so, then investing in the Boxster is a great idea. The value of the car depreciates very little over the years, and should you try to sell after three, you will still retain 70 percent of the value, which isn’t something to be sniffed at.