Chassis No. WP0CC2A89GS152801

Upon debut, the 2016 Boxster Spyder was the lightest Porsche available, and naturally the Stuttgart manufacturer paired it with the largest and most powerful engine fitted to their mid-engine sports car. Shoehorned in was a 3.8-liter flat-six making 375 horsepower, mated to an engaging six-speed manual transmission, the combination of which saw the creation of the ultimate variant of the Boxster line.

To achieve its featherlite curb weight of 2,899 pounds, the Boxster went on a diet. Aluminum doors and trunk lid were fitted in place of the steel items, and the addition of unique lightweight 20-inch wheels shaved 66 pounds when compared to the standard Boxster. The interior is full of lightweight components and features carbon fiber bucket seats clad in Alcantara with red stitching and accents, the deletion of the air conditioning system (which could be added back as a no cost option), while the traditional door handles were replaced by simple pull straps. Perhaps most famous of all the lightweight measures was a famously intricate manual fabric convertible top that further reduced the weight compared to the electric top by 24 pounds.

This Boxster Spyder is finished in Pure White, a crisp, clean color that highlights the car's low, purposeful lines and its connection to Porsche's legendary lightweight sports car heritage. Rarity adds to its appeal: only 829 Spyders were sold in North America, making it a scarce find for collectors and enthusiasts. Even more remarkable, this particular example displays just 7,192 miles on the odometer at the time of cataloging, marking it as a true low-mileage example. The Boxster Spyder is accompanied by a clean CARFAX Vehicle History Report detailing regular services and emissions inspections, and noting that it was sold as a Porsche Certified Pre-Owned (CPO) vehicle as recently as March 2026.

Whether it's the purity of a classic roadster or simply reenforcing Porsche's 'driver first' ethos, the Boxster Spyder delivers an engaging performance that harkens back to lightweight racers of the 1950s. With its low mileage, low production numbers, and uncompromising focus on lightweight performance, this Pure White example is a genuine opportunity to own a future classic.