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man, its one thirty in the morning already on a friday...but i gotta to answer this question. according to the guys from myth busters (discovery channel) , color of the car thus affect how hot its gonna get inside the cabin on a sunny day. they compare a white car and a black car, after approximately 1 hour under the sun, the difference is about 8 to 10 degrees (F). the test looked like very accurate. common knowledge is that dark color absorbs heat faster than light ones. my car btw is glacier white with boxster red interior. i agree with you guys, white exterior color for a boxster is not a popular choice. but my car reminds me of the first corvette with the same color combination. from the picture, color combination looks awful, in person though, it looks alright, IMHO. i would go for seal grey, its looks amazing! good luck.
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