2005 Porsche Boxster (987) - Storyboard

With prices of used examples starting as low as $12,000 and low mileage/well-maintained examples usually costing $25,000, the 987 Boxster lets an average citizen own a Porsche and experience a luxurious driving experience.

Porsche's 987 Boxster set a new standard in convertible safety with an innovative side-impact protection system and head airbags that deploy from the door panels.

For its 897 generations, the 2005 Porsche Boxster gets sleek, oval headlights inspired by the Carrera GT supercar, exuding a more refined and aggressive appearance.

A sporty design with sharp headlamps, a performance-oriented bumper complimented by sleek, purposeful lines, and classic roadster proportions make the 987 Boxster hard to ignore.

The Boxster's power soft roof folds down within a minute to offer an open-air experience and elevates the overall aesthetics of this sports car, while a heated rear window ensures improved visibility in colder climates.

The upgraded 2.7-liter boxer-six engine delivers 240 horsepower and 199 pound-feet of torque, propelling it from 0 to 60 mph in just 5.9 ticks and offering a top speed of 159 mph.

An updated five—or six-speed manual transmission lets drivers choose the gear according to their preferences, while the optional five-speed Tiptronic S automatic gearbox provides a relaxed driving experience.

Thanks to the engine placement in the middle part of the chassis, the Porsche Boxster strikes an ideal weight distribution and low center of gravity, offering razor-sharp handling and exceptional cornering abilities.

PASM electronically adjusts the damping force on each wheel, optimizing handling and comfort. Choose between Normal and Sport modes for a tailored driving experience.

The optional PCCB system offers fade-resistant braking performance, reduced unsprung weight, and extended service life for track enthusiasts and performance purists.

This package bolsters the Boxster's overall performance via more aggressive throttle mapping, firmer suspension tunings, dynamic engine mounts, launch control, and a chronograph on the dashboard.

Carefully sculpted body, underbody paneling, wide intakes, and an automatic rear spoiler with a diffuser help the Boxster efficiently slice through the air and mediate to a low 0.29 drag coefficient.

An optional PCM infotainment system graces the cockpit with a 5.8-inch display, navigation, and a DVD for improved infotainment. An optional seven-speaker or Bose 11-speaker Surround audio system is offered for a high-quality audio experience.

Six-way power sports seats with 50 percent improved support are standard in the Boxster, with optional 12-way power seats with lumbar offering more comfort. Buyers can also opt for upgraded or Adaptive sports seats with a more upright posture.

Luxurious cabin materials like high-quality leather seats, aluminum or carbon fiber accents, custom-color leather upholstery, and a wide range of options deliver a top-notch experience.