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One Response to “Porsche Reveals 2013 Boxster”

1. JasRas Says:
   January 15th, 2012 at 8:37 am

   Like it. Looking like it’s been on a high protein diet and to the gym. Aggressive lines, side profile that nods at being a relative of the 911 while the headlight group makes it unique in the front. Hopefully that intake being larger alludes to the need to breath more deeply to get more power…

   Know it gets bashed as the “wife” car, the “hairdresser” car–and it quite factually does not hold value like the big brother—but it’s power is that of a 911 less than a decade ago, it’s handling prowess is near the Caymen’s, and it is simply the best looking topless Porsche under $500,000.

   Since these have fairly high production runs and tend to have more “non-enthusiasts” lease them and baby them, this will be a great candidate for finding used–in 2015.