The median 2025 Boxster on the Canadian market sits at $136,536. That's your anchor number. If a car is asking well above it, you're paying for something specific, and you should know what that something is before you sign.
The typical range runs from $117,840 to $246,321, which is wide. Most of that spread comes from the top end. A car near $118K is the everyday version of this year, while the ceiling above $246K is a different animal, loaded up or spec'd out to a degree the median car isn't. With median mileage at just 545 km, these are effectively new cars changing hands, so the price gaps are about configuration, not wear.
What to actually pay
Treat the lower half of the range as your target. Anything under $136,536 is at or below the middle of the market, and given how little these cars have been driven, there's no mileage penalty pulling those numbers down. A deal in the $117K to $130K band is a real one.
Above roughly $180K, you're into cars carrying serious option content or high-end trims. Fine if that's what you want, but don't confuse a $200K asking price with the going rate for a 2025 Boxster. The going rate is $136,536, and four cars have crossed our desk in the last 90 days priced sharply enough to flag as deals.
Numbers reflect live listings across Canada over the last 90 days, filtered for outliers. Data as of . Prices in CAD.