Fear enough you are entitled to your opinion but could you expand a bit on what you mean by the typical people that drive one?
the general image that the 80's yuppy era attached to the Porsche, that its almost a badge of having success in life.
This is Porsche's biggest problem. They still can't shake this stereotype of stock brokers with big quiffs driving 911's, even 25 years on. For some reason people stick all their negative opinions of Porsche solely on the Boxster, which is weird in my opinon as the boxster is surely a sign that Porsche are trying NOT to be elitist and opening up their brand to more and more of us, and not just the w_nkers in braces from the big smoke.
+1
And Porsche are continuing to further increase their presence at the bottom end of the sports car market with their "new 356" roadster - a platform share with Audis' upcoming R4.
Although the other reason is to allow them to increase the base prices of the Boxster and 911.