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The Boxster and Cayman made it onto the Car and Driver 10 best list again. 11th time for the Boxster. In a separate section of the magazine, they explain that they had considered the 911 as well but it didn't provide the driving experience that the mid engine cars do.
http://www.caranddriver.com/features/09q4/2010_10best_cars-10best_cars
In the same issue, it looks like VW is going to push for a Porsche downmarket of the Boxster that shares it's chassis with a VW and Seat.
I've had 'em both, and I've said it before, and I'll say it again - you have to be a very, very good driver in a 911 to pass a Boxster at the track. If you want a car that's easier to live with day to day, the 911 is a little more comfortable...and, in a straight line, it's faster...but I just like the Boxster S better.
Yup they were talking about it before the big buy-out. Now VW is going to try to double Porsche's sales volume and will need a lower priced model for that.
I love the part where they say best "P" to decribe a boxster is Perfect!!
"There are a lot of words beginning with the letter “P” that can describe the mechanically identical Boxster and Cayman—poised and profitable leap to mind—but we think the most appropriate one is
perfect
"
