We've talked about Zuffenhausen's 718 Boxster on numerous occasions, but the time has come to see how the S model performs in an acceleration comparison that also involves the old Boxster S. Before ...

After 20 years of six-cylinder, naturally-aspirated power, Porsche is making big changes to the Boxster for 2017. Start with the name: They're not just Boxsters anymore, they're 718 Boxsters. The name ...

The 2017 Porsche 911 Turbo S and the 718 Boxster S have more in common than you might expect. For instance, both these Zuffenhausen machines are quicker than they should be, which is why we'de decided ...

Although the Boxster initially rode on the coattails of the legendary 911 when it debuted two decades ago, Porsche's roadster ...

Let’s get right to the point: The acceleration of the new Porsche 718 Boxster S is stunning. Zero to 100 km/h in five seconds or less. From a four-cylinder engine and an automatic transmission. Let’s ...

Elevator story for the new 2017 Porsche 718 Boxster S is straightforward and has not changed much since my first meeting with the car. Gone is the naturally aspirated flat-six engine, replaced by a ...

The 2016 Boxster Spyder will put a smile on your face for sure, but it's not much better than the next in line Boxster GTS. Emme Hall Former editor for CNET Cars I love two-seater, RWD convertibles ...

The Porsche Boxster, which has featured a flat-six-cylinder boxer engine since its introduction in 1996, has given up on the traditional engine arrangement with the announcement of the arrival of a ...

This is hardly Porsche’s first trip through turbo valley. Fans of the brand still revere the legendary 911 Turbo bestowed upon wide-eyed enthusiasts 41 years ago. What that rear-engined bundle of ...

Porsche's mid-engine convertible sports car, the Boxster, is revamped for 2017 with new engines, re-tuned suspension, styling updates and more standard features. The name — 718 Boxster — is new, too, ...

CARS.COM — The editors here at Cars.com are, first and foremost, car fans — which means that we sometimes get jealous of the good stuff other colleagues get to drive. So, when another member of our ...