Showing posts with label Porsche Boxster. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Porsche Boxster. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 13, 2013

Porsche Boxster Gets OZ Wheels from SR Auto

Porsche Boxster Gets OZ Wheels from SR Auto
Of course, the 2013 Porsche Boxster 981 is a helluva good roadster, but this doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy your second generation Boxster anymore.

You can upgrade it’s looks a little bit and use it as a fun track-day car for example. To help you in this matter, German tuner TechArt came up with a nice visual kit for the old Boxi. The kit includes a stylized front bumper, new grille, side skirts, revised rear bumper and spoiler and a set of 19-inch Ultraleggera HLT rims painted in matte black.

Saturday, January 5, 2013

Akrapovic Slip-On Exhaust System for Porsche Boxster S (981) Ready for Preorders

Akrapovic Slip-On Exhaust System for Porsche Boxster S (981) Ready for Preorders

Exhaust systems manufacturer Akrapovic has announced that it’s now taking preorders for the Akrapovic aftermarket slip-on exhaust system for the new Porsche Boxster and Boxster S (981). This comes after their engineers spent months developing the exhaust system. 

Friday, June 8, 2012

Porsche Boxster, Carrera GT, 550 in Grand Central Stration

Porsche Boxster, Carrera GT, 550 in Grand Central Stration
To Promote the 2013 Boxster, Porsche has launched a US marketing campaign called The Spirit of Escape. This recently ex-NFL linebacker Dhani Jones experiencing a red Boxster with a black roof. But to really get the car in everyone’s minds, Porsche put a silver example where every New Yorker was likely to see it: Grand Central Station.

It was joined there by the 550 Spyder and the Porsche Carrera GT supercar, both spiritual ancestors of the drop-top model, in both design, layout and most importantly essence.

The iconic New York landmark will make for a lot of cool photo opportunities. However, getting the three cars inside was no easy feat, a fact clearly illustrated by the time-lapse video showing the back-braking work of getting the cars inside.

The cars rolled in on special mats and had their tanks emptied of fuel. After all, not everybody enjoys the smell of gasoline. After they were set in place, the trio of Porsche was dusted off and cordoned off.