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I won't be as kind as the others: Dude, what is wrong with you? You come on a Boxster forum to ask for advice whether you should buy a Boxster? Do you go ask a priest or a minister if you should go to church?
At 50, why do you care what others are going to think? Go back to your younger days listening to Billy Joel's "My Life". This isn't about "mid-life crisis"; it's about reaching a stage in life when you can afford to get the kind of sports car you dreamed of in your youth when you settled for a something less, and having a family situation where it isn't impractical to own it.
I remember at 16 looking at old farts (probably younger than I am now) driving Corvettes and Porsches and Jaguars, and thinking, "It is so unfair that somebody that old who can't possibly appreciate that cool car is driving one, while I'm stuck in this Renault Le Car my Dad owns." You don't mid-life crisis; you mid-life fulfill your dreams.
So stop asking us what we think, and do what YOU want to do.
DBear
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