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996 Cab v 3.2 boxster s


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I've got a dilema do i buy a 1998 996 cab, 100,000 on the clock or a 2003 boxster s 3.2, 25,000 on the clock? Both in good condition, priced the same £16000, running costs about the same (insurance, fuel, etc) The car i buy will be my daily runner approx 400-500 miles per week, mostly motorway. Bored of my diesel. Which would you go for?

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The 996 is usually my strong preference, but with a 1998 with 100,000 and the well known problems with the 3.4 engines, particularly with the early engines, I would probably go with the Boxster. 500 miles a week puts alot of mileage on a car quickly. Also, they say the 3.2 M96 engines are among the strongest.

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