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All cars become classics given enough time. 100 years from now, any Boxster will be rare and it will be a classic.
Question is, what will they be thought of in 20 years?
By then, all Porsches for many years will have been auto and turbo and Boxster will probably have been four-cylinder for several years. They may even be electric by then.
The tricky bit is that it will take a really long time for Boxsters to be true classics. Is a regular late 70s or early 80s 911 a classic? Maybe a modern classic, but not a classic in the traditional sense.
My general feeling is that once new Boxsters are all turbo and auto and four-pot, that will begin to pull values of older manual flat-six Boxsters upwards, if only very gradually.
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