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2013 Porsche 911 Carrera Cabriolet Long-Term Road Test

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edited September 2014 in Porsche

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  • spdracerut_spdracerut_ Posts: 19
    :) That's my favorite time to drop the top too.
  • noburgersnoburgers Posts: 500
    and all is right again in the world......
    this morning 38 degrees in New England, top down, heat on, still good
  • kirkhilles_kirkhilles_ Posts: 151
    I'm amazed and the number of people that DON'T put their tops down. I have a Miata and have it down unless its below 50 or raining, but I can't believe the number of people I see in convertibles in absolutely perfect 75 degree weather with the tops up. I guess I understand if you have a mustang as maybe the convertible option was pretty cheap, but for a car like the Miata - its sole purpose in life is to be driving with the top down. Its a perfect car that way. With the top up, its just a tightly fitting small call.
  • stovt001_stovt001_ Posts: 799
    I think many of the people driving convertibles with the top up in perfect weather are probably kinda like the people who go out and buy a pet right after they see a movie starring that kind of animal. They make an impulsive emotional decision, then 3 days later realize they don't actually like the outside.
  • epbrownepbrown Posts: 0
    I've got a different conundrum. I've got a Boxster S, but I've also got a CBR600RR. I like driving top-down, but if it's nice enough for that it's nice enough to take the bike. So I drive the Boxster top-down that rare sliver of times when it's nice out but I need trunk space.
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