The 718 Buyers Guide seems not to include the T variant.

Rick Thomson wrote: Wed Jan 07, 2026 7:54 am
Just saying "thank you" to you all seems less than appropriate, given that each of you took the time to share your thoughts, experiences, and wisdom to help resolve my problem. Believe me, it is very appreciated.

Happy New Year to you all!

So, what was the resolution?

Battle scar. I have worse than that in that area, despite PPF.

I haven't gotten plastic surgery for any of my own scars, and I like myself much more than I like my car.

Quilted you say... :o Will it all be reversible?

Oh, yes. The car probably won't be drivable over 30 mph. Everything will be removable, secured by magnets and a few straps or Command adhesive/velcro strips on the plastic bumpers. It won't be a quilt laid over a car; rather it will be ...

Quilted you say... :o Will it all be reversible?

Oh, yes. The car probably won't be drivable over 30 mph. Everything will be removable, secured by magnets and a few straps or Command adhesive/velcro strips on the plastic bumpers. It won't be a quilt laid over a car; rather it will be tailored ...

As for what's coming this year, it's going to be wild.

My Boxster S is going to become an Art Car for the massive international art car parade in Houston. I am not the artist in charge, and I have left all creative calls to her and her art students. All I know is that the car will be quilted, and ...

In the past year, I've done some DIY / home made cosmetic mods. All are reversible back to stock should I decide to sell the car.

First, I replaced the black door pull straps with tie-dye straps. Liking that result, I acquired the tie-dye pattern and made my own decals, which I applied to the ...

Zoom in on the video. The shaft is flexing because the tip is stuck.

Not for a Boxster, but 718 Cayman:

A couple general remarks:
1. The tension of various segments of belt will vary as the engine rotates. This is because of the varying forces of the valve springs against the camshaft as it rotates. Maybe what you are seeing is normal.

2. Pulleys wear and become out of round. That will cause tension ...