When Will 2009 Used Boxster Prices Take A Dive?

[Porscheburn]

Thanks for all the replies, guys.

One factor to be considered is how hard you look at how far are you willing to travel to get the right CPO 2009 and the lowest associated pricing. I have to travel to do so only because the a$$clowns at my local SW FL dealership think their poo doesn't stink.

For me, paddles don't hold a great deal of interest since my car will be 75% auto anyway. I am leaning to a Boxster to enjoy the wind and sun of Florida and the cheaper pricing :dance:Solves the wifey problem too. This adds to my need to travel as everyday is nearly a convertible day Ft. Myers, well, when it isn't pouring like the 40 day in biblical Egypt.

I am betting that I can find one in the < $35K range before the year is out.

I hope.

[Lordblood]

Originally Posted by Porscheburn

Thanks for all the replies, guys.

I am betting that I can find one in the < $35K range before the year is out.

I hope.

I honestly bid you good luck, I hear new they are going out for more than 60k with PDK. It will be quite the dip to be under to almost half that.

This here is the cheapest used Boxster nationwide on Yahoo Autos that has PDK installed:

$47,500
And at that price, getting it under 35k in half a year will be quite the achievement.

[Porscheburn]

Originally Posted by Lordblood

I honestly bid you good luck, I hear new they are going out for more than 60k with PDK. It will be quite the dip to be under to almost half that.

This here is the cheapest used Boxster nationwide on Yahoo Autos that has PDK installed:

$47,500
And at that price, getting it under 35k in half a year will be quite the achievement.

Thanks Lordblood; I imagine the sales, sale $$$ and the numbers of 2010 deliveries will be an influence and how much, who really knows by Jan 2010?

[Adam]

If Porsche changes over to F1 paddles for 2010 like they will for the 911 turbo that might actually help depreciate the value of the early PDK models as well? The push button PDK's would be considered less desirable thus less valuable I would imagine.

[Cloudsurfer]

Originally Posted by Adam

If Porsche changes over to F1 paddles for 2010 like they will for the 911 turbo that might actually help depreciate the value of the early PDK models as well? The push button PDK's would be considered less desirable thus less valuable I would imagine.

This could certainly cause a nice drop in 09 values, unfortunately, the paddles will be so much more desirable you'd then want a 2010 model!