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Funny that some of you say it is not worth the money.
This car began production in 2000 I think and went on to 2003.
The cars STILL sell for 100k at least. Why? Because they were limited production vehicles.
That's the same reason Ferraris hold their value (despite the fact ferrari over-produces their F series for the last 15 years)
It's not because a Ferrari is the greatest car in the world and uses such extreme technological advancements that it sells for so much. True, they are great cars, but their value is based primarily on their limited network and production.
It's a very simple economical concept I can explain in detail if anyone likes.
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Miss my Boxster 
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