Consumers can expect the 2009 Porsche Cayman and Boxster to arrive at dealerships this March, complete with an auto warranty and improvements in technology, fuel economy, and power.  Of course, this means there will be a slight bump in price.  According to Tony Fouladour, who works for Porsche, the 2009 Cayman is going to start at $50,300 including new car warranties, and the Cayman S is going to cost $60,200, which doesn’t include a destination charge of $975.

The base price for the 2009 Boxster will be starting at $46,600 and make a jump to $56,700 for the Boxster S.  There will be a $950 destination charge for the Boxster.

Overall, the pricing for 2009 Porsche’s ends up being about a 1.8% jump in comparison to the 2008 models, however this increase is representative of more bang for your buck.  Both the 2009 Cayman and Boxster will feature the new Direct Fuel Injection technology by Porsche, which will give added power, while estimates for gas mileage top 25 mpg-a fuel economy increase since 2008.