The median 2002 Boxster in the Canadian market sits at $19,748. Most examples land between $18,600 and $21,971, so if you're staring at a listing outside that band, you should know why. Above it, someone's charging a premium. Below it, ask what's going on.
That typical range is tight. Roughly $3,400 separates the low end from the high end, which tells you buyers and sellers mostly agree on what one of these is worth right now. A car priced at $22,500 isn't a deal unless it comes with documented work or unusually low kilometres. At $19,748 you're paying the middle, which is a defensible place to be.
What the numbers actually mean for your offer
The median car here has about 102,935 km on it. That's the mileage baked into the $19,748 figure, so treat it as your reference point. A Boxster showing well under 100,000 km can reasonably ask toward the top of the range. One pushing past 120,000 should sit closer to $18,600, and you've got room to negotiate if the seller starts higher.
We've flagged 3 deals on this year in the last 90 days. Not a flood. If one surfaces priced under $18,600 with clean service history, it's worth a same-day look, because at this price point the good ones don't wait around.
So where does that leave you? Anchor your offer to that $18,600 to $21,971 window, adjust for kilometres against the 102,935 km baseline, and don't let a seller talk you past the top of the range without paperwork to back it up.
Numbers reflect live listings across Canada over the last 90 days, filtered for outliers. Data as of . Prices in CAD.