The entry-level model from Porsche now packs more punch and better handling in the form of the new 718 Boxster. Like the all-new Cayman, it now gets turbocharged flat-fours across the range. The base model comes with a 2.0-liter boxer engine while the beefier S variant gets a bigger 2.5-liter mill. Both get 35 horsepower more than the previous models. Beside the uprated engine, Porsche also tweaked chassis and suspension.
Long maligned as the entry-level Porsche, we take a drive in the 718 Boxster and discover it's much more than that.
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