Porsche Boxster 1997

The 1997 Porsche Boxster marked an important turning point for Porsche and was a crucial addition to the German automaker's model lineup. This model was the first in the Boxster series and set the tone for a series of successful roadsters that would follow.

In the 1990s, Porsche faced financial challenges and the need to appeal to a wider audience became apparent. The introduction of the Boxster was a strategic move to bring an affordable, yet performance-oriented sports car to the market. The name "Boxster" is a combination of "boxer" (referring to the flat boxer engine) and "roadster" (referring to the open two-seat design).

The Porsche Boxster had a distinctive design that was instantly recognizable as a Porsche, yet felt unique and fresh. The design was inspired by the classic Porsche 550 Spyder and the more recent Porsche 911, but had its own modern interpretation. The car has distinctive round headlights a low, wide body and
typical Porsche air intakes on the sides
All Porsche Boxters came as a convertible mer a folding fabric hood that could be operated electrically. A hardtop was also included with this car. In addition, the car comes with a Certificate of Conformity

It is a two-seater car with a sleek and functional dashboard and high quality materials and workmanship

The 1997 Boxster was praised for its excellent handling and balance, thanks to the mid-engine configuration that provided optimal weight distribution. The chassis and suspension were designed for both everyday comfort and sporting performance, making the car suitable for both public roads and the track.

The 1997 Porsche Boxster is more than just a sports car; it is a symbol of a new era for Porsche. With its perfect combination of performance, design and driving pleasure, this first-generation Boxster remains an iconic and beloved model among car enthusiasts and collectors.

To get a good idea of the lot, we recommend coming to the viewing day.