Well put. At times the feeling is nearly an epiphany. *NM*

I've been on the road in my 987 (in Virginia since Sunday), and MY GAWD, these are outstanding cars.

Handle like no one's business, quick, spacious, outstanding ergonomics, great sound when on the throttle, yet purr like a kitten when cruising on the freeway, just enough electronic nannies to save me from making a mess of things, wonderful roof, capacious trunks, comfortable ride, 34 mpg (Imperial), and kids still give me the thumbs up whenever I drive through any town.

Porsche got it SO right with the Boxster. Amazing car. Seven years later, and it still puts a big grin on my face. We are very fortunate to be able to own and drive these splendid automobiles.

Few words, Roger, but you sure spelled out the essence of the Boxster.

Enjoy your trip. Enjoy your ride. ....of course, you've been doing that already.

Grant

gee-lenahan-at-gee-mail-dot-com

Let's see. Tomorrow i get to drive 515 miles to Lexington OH. Then i get to spend 3 days on a track. Then i get to drive 515 miles home, drawing a trailer.

All in one car.

Grant

Grant

gee-lenahan-at-gee-mail-dot-com

Sounds like you're in for another one of those rough weekends where's you'll need a beer or two to recuperate.

when I'm driving my Boxster, how well it handles, shifts, how quickly it accelerates, how effortlessly is brakes, even from high speed, and what an overall feeling of being one with the machine and the road it gives me.

An impressive automobile and I dare say one of the top 5 of all time. What the other 4 are I'll let others argue about, but the Boxster (and Cayman) is on the list, that's a given.