The 2000 Porsche Boxster S marked the introduction of the
high-performance variant of the first-generation (986) Porsche
Boxster roadster. Designed to offer a sharper, faster alternative
to the base model, the Boxster S bridged the gap between the
standard roadster and the 911 Carrera.Engine & Performance Specs-
Engine: 3.2-liter liquid-cooled "M96" flat-six (horizontally
opposed)- Power Output: 250 horsepower @ 6,250 RPM and 225 lb-ft of
torque @ 4,500 RPM- Transmission: 6-speed manual (standard) or
5-speed Tiptronic S automatic with manual-shift buttons- 0-60 mph:
5.5 seconds- Top Speed: 162 mph- Braking: 60--0 mph in 99 feet,
thanks to cross-drilled discs and larger GT1 race car-inspired
monolock calipersThe S variant included several meaningful
mechanical and styling upgrades over the standard 2000 model:-
Larger Displacement: a 3.2L engine compared to the base model's
2.7L unit.- Gearing: A 6-speed manual transmission instead of the
base car's 5-speed unit.- Chassis & Handling: Stiffer suspension
tuning with firmer shock absorbers and progressive coil springs.-
Aesthetics & Identification: Dual center-exit exhaust pipes, an
additional radiator intake mesh up front, 17-inch standard wheels
(with optional 18-inch variants), and a red "S" badge on the trunk.
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