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Originally Posted by c4racer
ya - same boat here. I have no clue. It's my first soft top convertible. And none of these 6th gens have been out there long enough to be able to determine what works best.
So I think we are all guessing based on prior experience for some or research - but of course the companies trying to sell these products have a point of view that may or may not be genuine.
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While the sixth gen cars don't have a lot of years overall, the fifth generation cars would have been using pretty much the same materials and add another five years of overall history into the mix.
The complaints about the convertibles in the sixth gen cars are that the window has delaminated and/or the entire mechanism has broken down due to a variety of different little issues. Since many of these have been solved by complete replacement of the top, that further shortens the average tracked lifespan of a convertible top.