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Boxster (987-1) RS60 Spyder
mkassab
By mkassab, 09/21/2008
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Galhund

Galhund 0

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Congratulations! I was lucky enough to test-drive the last available RS60 in Belgium (the importer's test car) and it charmed me on all levels. Love the exhaust note in sport mode and the combination of GT Silver outside and Carrera Red/aluminium inside is fantastic. One of the best color combinations ever on a Porsche.

The added power (the European version I drove has 303 hp whereas the normal "S" has 296 hp) is very welcome but you feel that the chassis could take on a lot more power. So we should start begging Porsche for a Boxter turbo :-). I found the steering incredibly direct and precise with beautiful feedback, so different from the typical 911 vagueness.

Again, well done, you've made an excellent choice! Enjoy to the fullest!

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