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New Boxster- Not such a pretty face?
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JCB..
Non-member
Just to be a bit controversial and to get a bit of discussion, I say the old box looks better and more distinctive from the front than the new one.
Does anyone else agree, or am I just jealous?
I agree 100%
Not only that but the 986 rear end is just mouthwatering.
JCB..
The back seems to have been made to look higher, and I miss the shaped doors. I've said enough about the side intakes before []
Sum up: Nice front, the rest looks bulky.
Guest
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Yes you are jealous and you all need glasses.
Just enjoy the last few weeks of driving a car which has been superceded/improved etc etc before the new ones arrive and make the Mk1 look very dated!!![]
(yes I am awaiting a Mk2 BoxsterS - only a couple of weeks to go!)[]
John H
New member
Just like the first MR2 was a copy of the Fiat X1/9, and the next version a copy of a generic Ferrari shape, right down to the curved rear window and the round rear lights. Presumably the MR2 Mk4 will look like a cute Lambo Galliano (with ice sweetie!)
JH
ORIGINAL: newboxster
In answer to the original question:
Yes you are jealous and you all need glasses.
(yes I am awaiting a Mk2 BoxsterS - only a couple of weeks to go!)[]
[8D]I'm a few months away from my 80% New MY05 and agree with newboxster but would add fuel to the fire by saying that most journo comments have been shame on Porsche for not making the car look any different to the original in the eyes of non Porschephiles but, and thats a BIG but, its the way it goes in every department, its the way it now sounds and its the overall quality of the 80% new parts that make this version the best Boxster ever and definitely the best value Porsche to date.
JCB..
Non-member
the best value Porsche to date.
Is mine as I only have to give 2 more brown envelopes to Mr Tesco and it's probably 95% as good as any other Boxster.
JCB..
Guest
New member
In response to daro911:
I am happy the new boxster looks very similar to the original, the journos all seem to miss the point as they all quote "evolution not revolution".
I drove past a Vauxhall dealer the other day and saw the new Astra convertable....how can they still call in an Astra as it so different to the last model and the one bfore that and the one before that.............
If Porsche did the same they would quickly be where they were before the Boxster saved their arses!!! 911....looks like the last one which looks like the last one........get it!!! 928, 944 thank god they have gone.
I think all Boxsters look great and the minimal changes to their styling will hold their value and in time to come become a classic like the nine eleven!!!
Roll on March 1st!!!!
simon thornton
New member
JCB..
Non-member
just got a 2.5 boxster 4 weeks ago the new one is a bit pretty like the side intakes
You like the new intakes?
simon thornton
New member
[FONT=Times New Roman"]Going a little more upmarket the new Porsche Boxster should do well but speculators need to be cautious. Take the profit soon or it could evaporate as buyers realise the car looks quite similar to the outgoing model.
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Tool Pants
non Club member but v. knowledgable
I spoke to a salesman I have known for 6 years today and he was told at the Boxster introduction the reason they are so large was to make it look something like a Carrera GT.
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