Porsche - Boxster (1999)

Looking for the Porsche Boxster price to help you decide if it’s the right choice for your next super‑car purchase? The Boxster, first introduced in 1996, has become an icon in the sports‑car world. Its 1999 model, for example, draws particular interest because it represents the early generation’s peak in performance and design parity with the 911. While exact pricing varies with condition and market, understanding the build specs and depreciation trajectory gives you a realistic baseline for evaluating will the car fit your budget.

• Model year: 1999
• Engine: 2.7‑liter flat‑six boxer, 217 hp (155 kW) at 6,250 rpm, 215 lb‑ft torque at 4,000 rpm, 0–60 mph in 5.9 s; rear‑wheel drive
• Transmission: 6‑speed manual (automatic transmission options appear later in the line‑up)
• Fuel type: Premium gasoline, 91 Octane minimum, 12 L/100 km fuel consumption in urban driving
• Dimensions: Overall length 4,210 mm, width 1,815 mm, height 1,205 mm, wheelbase 2,635 mm
• Weight: 1,275 kg (2,808 lbs) dry weight
• Powertrain & chassis: 180‑kg dry weight differential, aluminum composite body, carbon‑fiber roof rail, Toyota‑sourced suspension (MacPherson strut at front, multilink at rear)
• Key features: Roll‑bar system, selectable center‑of‑gravity (CG) aids, ABS, dual‑zone climate control, 6‑speed manual or optional CD/MP3 audio
• Safety: Euro NCAP 5‑star rating (1999 testing), dual‑airbag system with side-impact protectors, anti‑roll‑bar braces, side‑impact monitoring system

Understanding Porsche Boxster depreciation is essential to align your investment with expectations around resale value. The first year typically drops between 15–20% of the boxster’s original purchase price, reflecting the broad market’s desire for newer, higher‑trim models. From year two to year five, the depreciation rate slows to roughly 8–12% per annum, driven largely by scarcity of pre‑2007 models among collectors and enthusiasts. After five years, a 1999 Boxster will normally exhibit a decline in value of about 30–35% from its original price, assuming it has undergone routine maintenance and remains in good condition. Beyond the five‑year point, appreciation curves may begin to level off or, in some cases, drop modestly due to the strain of parts availability and the preference for modern hybrid‑tech models.

What is a 1999 Porsche Boxster worth?

When you search for “what is a 1999 Porsche Boxster worth,” the average estimate in the U.S. market—considering condition, mileage and mileage distribution—ranges from $4,200 to $9,500. In Europe, the vehicle can command between €4,000 and €9,000. These ranges reflect typical prices for lightly used, low‑mileage examples found through peer‑to‑peer platforms and niche dealership inventories. Any higher values correspond to exceptionally low mileage, factory‑certified condition or meticulous record‑keeping evidenced by service bisects and extended warranties still in place.

Looking for a used Porsche Boxster price demystifies the value proposition across multiple markets. Unlike newer models, used Boxsters of each generation have a finite supply, with the early 2.5‑liter "A" series models and subsequent 3.2‑liter "B" series variants becoming collectors’ items. The 1999 model sits comfortably in the older but still desirable A‑series bin, making it a solid long‑term investment for those that value a lightweight,mid‑drift performance formula.

Comparison context

Compared to similar models, the 1999 Boxster holds up strongly against its contemporaries.

• 1999 Porsche Cayman (excluded from market segment in 1999 due to limited production run) – 2.5‑liter flat‑six gains a better mid‑drive balance but lags in rear‑wheel power utilization.
• 1999 Mazda MX‑5 Miata – The Boxster offers superior horsepower (217 hp vs. 155 hp) and a sophisticated turbo‑charged engine, but the Miata remains competitive in topline market value due to lower purchase price and lower maintenance cost.
• 1999 BMW 3‑Series E36 325i – The Boxster wins on sporty handling versus the 3‑Series’s larger steel platform, but the 325i’s turbo flat‑four engine offers

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