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2002 Porsche Boxster Base 2dr Roadster 5-Spd Manual
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Rear-Wheel Drive, 2 Door Roadster, Two-Seater
19 mpg city / 27 mpg hwy
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19 mpg city / 27 mpg hwy
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08/23/14
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"I love, love, love this car. I'm 6ft 225 lbs and fit just enough to make this a comfy, enjoyable ride. It's strong off the start, and I can feel the g-forces as I accelerate up through the wide power-band of the gears. 6-speed manual. Love it. The car corners on a dime, and has enough punch to get me into the opening in the next lane ahead of the cars not unlike a motorcycle. It's not stupidly powerful but I also didn't pay a small fortune. It has classic looks and has a surprising amount of stowage space. I am thrilled every time I get in and drive.As well, it's a great price and people at TDA have been superb, and the service they have has been outstanding. This was my first encounter at TDA, and I soooo wish that every car buying experience was this positive. Everything about it, from the way you can just browse and test drive cars without ANY hassle or pressure, to the great care they take in making sure you're satisfied with the purchase."
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