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2003-2006 Porsche Boxster


Porsche Boxster photo/car credits: hi-mpg.org (2006 model shown)

29 MPG (hwy),
20 MPG (city)

hi-mpg.org Ratings for 2003-2006 Porsche Boxster

Price: 28,000 - 45,000
(in 2006)
Style: 10
Performance: 9
Luxury: 9
Utility: 4
Fun: 10
Value: 2
Overall: 7.33
  Ratings scale: 1-10; 10 = best
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We admit, we had overlooked this one. Sure there are several high-performance sports cars that are fairly well-known for being great on gas (the Chevrolet Corvette and Lotus Elise in particular come to mind). But a Porsche?

It's true! Apparently, since 2003, the Porsche Boxster is capable of achieving 29 mpg on the highway per the EPA's test methodology. This is better than a brand new V6-powered Mitsubishi Eclipse, for example, which is no where near the Boxster in terms of sporting aptitude. Teutonic greatness? Yes.

We love the classic looks with overtones of James Dean's Porsche 550 Spyder. Like all of the most beloved Porsches, the engine is behind the driver. The high-pitched whine of a gem of a Porsche 6-cylinder engine is there, too.

The Boxster has been critically acclaimed by both the press and enthusiasts since its inception in the late 90s. We are ever more pleased that with its improved gas mileage since 2003 we can proclaim the Boxster as a genuine Hot Green Machine.

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