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I tend to agree with everyone here. The 986 has classic lines that lend it to a timeless look. That said, too many were made for these to ever appreciate value significantly. It might help them hold value a bit better than other entry-level Porsches like the 924.
Additionally, since there were so many made they have less of a 'something special' feel for those of us in urban environments where Porsches/BMWs/Mercedes/Audis are common sightings. I see on average at least 2 Boxsters (986/987/981) each day not counting my own.
Are these cars beautiful and timeless? I'd say so. Will they ever be something to bet your retirement on? Nope. Will these cars consistently deliver performance and fun? Yes!
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