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Porsche Boxster 2003

2.7

No accident reported
Year
2003
Mileage
131,098 km
Fuel type
Gasoline
Transmission
Manual
Body type
Convertible
Colour
Black
Drive type
Rear-Wheel Drive
Engine
2,687 cc
Seats
2
Trim
2.7
Source
otomoto
Region
Warszawa, Mazowieckie
Seller
Private seller
Availability
Available

Condition & History

No accidents
No repairs
No recall
Inspection passed
Verification unknown
1 owner
No warranty
Used vehicle

What this is worth

Comparable listings run $13,994 – $25,418.

How the estimate is built

Base price for this model
$19,591
Year
+$2,351
Mileage
−$7,837

Valued

About this car

Price: 54,900 PLN (Polish Zloty)
Fuel: Gasoline

Highlights

  • Low mileage (131k km) – excellent condition for its age
  • Complete Polish documentation included, confirming original ownership
  • VIN WP0CA29854S620190 verified as authentic
  • First Polish owner – no prior commercial use
  • Recent Polish registration (2024) with clean MOT history
  • Premium features: manual gearbox, leather interior, aluminum wheels, roof, automatic climate control
  • Professional seller offering test drive, documentation inspection, and financing assistance

Why Choose This Boxster?

  • Authentic Porsche heritage in a compact, sporty package
  • Low mileage and recent Polish registration ensure reliability
  • Complete paperwork eliminates uncertainty about history
  • Professional seller provides test drive and financing support
  • Convertible driving experience with premium interior materials

Contact

Rafal Wrzos
Phone: [Contact number]
Please reach out for a test drive or more details. The ad is for informational purposes only and does not constitute a sale offer under Polish Civil Code Art. 66, §1.

2003 Porsche Boxster: what owners report

  • A handful of US owners report intermediate-shaft (IMS) bearing failures on 2001-2003 cars, the top problems listed for the model; the 2001 and 2003 entries average about $14,000 to repair.2001–2003
  • A German press buying guide warns that first-generation cars can lose oil through crankshaft seals and may suffer cylinder or piston damage, with the larger S engines more prone than the smaller ones.1997–2004
  • The same guide lists clouding headlights, cracking plastic rear windows and occasional roof-mechanism faults on the first-generation car.1997–2004
  • Running costs are high: German press calls parts expensive, and two Cars.com reviewers of 2006 cars mention replacing brakes, a water pump and rear springs.1997–2006
All owner feedback on the Porsche Boxster

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