Many were surprised when Porsche unveiled its new sports car, but later they realised that this was no ordinary car, it was special. Ever since the first display of the prototype, the Boxter received massive hype from the press, many reporters saying it could be the greatest car in Porsches entire production history.

Upon its first display in Britain, the Boxter caught the imaginations of many. A relatively cheap sports car when in comparison with the Italian models, Lamborghini and Ferrari, yet still powerful, beautiful, and phenomenally safe.

When the Boxter was first released, it was clear who would provide the market competitors. BMW's Z3 Roadster had also received much newspaper coverage, and had a flash advertising scam. The Lotus Eli

5) Lack of competition in this field

1) Limited available production due to there only being one Porsche production plant

2) Reputation of the Porsche group in both the manufacture of race-cars and road-cars

2) Personal customisation of the vehicles

3) Perceived future value of the Boxter S

Despite the great profile the Boxter was building, Porsche decided not to invest into international advertising, and instead adopted a direct mail system in each of its countries of sale. Thus the only people really targeted, were those who had purchased a Porsche automobile previously. Thus they created a hungry target market; also giving away free test-drives throughout Europe.

And to outline the influences on supply:

1) Features of the car, i.e. Safety, Power, Speed etc

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