Why Do People Drive Convertibles?

[Violet]

*Originally posted by Eternal *
**You wouldn’t die to defend my right to be wrong. People say that a lot but they’re all lying. FACT. **

Cite? :dubious:

[Salem]

Um, Eternal, you know I was going to put a little smilie there cause it was a joke. A little play on the “I’m right, you’re wrong” thing. But I thought it was obvious. Guess I was wrong. And you’re right. Will you defend my right to be wrong? I won’t actually ask you lay your life down for it, though, ok? Maybe we could just take a ride in a convertible and have some ice cream. I’ll bring the hair elastics, you can choose the flavor.
And I’m going to stop hijacking this thread now, my apologies to the OP.

[Johnny_L.A]

there was nothing in the world better than a warm day in Bellingham, putting the top down and driving down Chuckanut Drive

You’re killin’ me, Rico.

[Padeye]

Oak Creek Canyon from Flagstaff to Sedona in Arizona is one of those roads purpose made for convertables.

[UrbanChic]

*Originally posted by Parrothead *
And this is different from every other car on the road how? SUVs seem to top the “most stolen” list every year, and I rarely see convertibles on the list. I dunno, I figure if someone decides they want my car, they are going to get it, whether or not it has a cloth top.

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They do? I always though Accords, Saturns and Camrys held that distinction.

[Rick]

*Originally posted by JuanitaTech *
**They do? I always though Accords, Saturns and Camrys held that distinction. **

All of which, I notice, have metal tops.