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The next-generation Porsche Boxster has been spotted once again testing at the Nurburgring.
These set of photos follow our last update re Porsche’s entry model sports car.
As you can see, Porsche has stuck to its traditional design ideas and kept the Boxster looking clean, crisp and a little more aggressive.
Expect to hear a lot more about the new Boxster next year.
Porsche Baby Boxster: Not now, but not never
The plans Porsche had of building a small entry-level two-seater sports car have yet again been put on hold.
According to reports, Porsche CEO Matthias Mueller believes a smaller and cheaper mini-Boxster model would risk diluting the brand and alienate traditional customers.
2012 Porsche Boxster pricing confirmed
Pricing has been revealed for the 2012 Porsche Boxster, with the all-new version of the German car maker's roadster costing just $1400 more than its predecessor.
The Porsche Boxster arrives in Australian showrooms on July 7th, when the base model will start from $107,500 and the quicker S variant will kick off at $133,800.
2012 Porsche Boxster revealed
The all-new 2012 Porsche Boxster has been officially revealed. It will go on sale mid-year in international markets, and is expected to go on sale in Australia some time in the second-half of the year.
Major changes to the new-generation model include a complete exterior design overhaul with a sharper front end compared with the current...
Porsche Boxster E testing begins
Porsche has announced it has begun testing three versions of the Porsche Boxster E, an all-electric sports car based on the Boxster. The new cars will be apart of the electromobility scheme in Stuttgart and will be used as general means of transportation in the region to test the technology against the city's infrastructure.
