[ember1205]

Originally Posted by joekd

We are on day 2 of rain but my car sure does look pretty sitting in the garage with the top already down (had it out Sunday for a cars n coffee and just left it down)

Not sure if you're aware, but it's recommended to not leave the top down for extended periods - it can cause the top to develop creases and potentially impact the operation. The manual basically says to put the top up any time you park it.

[Chutzpah]

Originally Posted by ember1205

Not sure if you're aware, but it's recommended to not leave the top down for extended periods - it can cause the top to develop creases and potentially impact the operation. The manual basically says to put the top up any time you park it.

Tell that to dealers that leave tops down, for months on end in showrooms.....

[Zapote21]

Always sunny and warm in Florida... :-)

[Speak99]

So shocking

[joekd]

Originally Posted by ember1205

Not sure if you're aware, but it's recommended to not leave the top down for extended periods - it can cause the top to develop creases and potentially impact the operation. The manual basically says to put the top up any time you park it.

Aware of that but 3-4 days in an insulated and air conditioned garage isn't really going to make a bit of difference

If it is any longer then yes, top up, battery tender plugged in

[SomeGeoffGuy]

Originally Posted by Chutzpah

Tell that to dealers that leave tops down, for months on end in showrooms.....

I bought the showroom car that sat for almost 8 months with the top down. Happy to report that the top is doing fine. The only issue I had was that it rattled pretty badly on bumpy roads. I had to take it in a get it adjusted under warranty - it's fine now. No de-lamination of the glass or wrinkles approaching 30k miles.

-Geoff

[RJK]

Top down, windows and wind screen up, turn up the heat and as long as its dry who cares how cold it is.

[Speak99]

Originally Posted by RJK

Top down, windows and wind screen up, turn up the heat and as long as its dry who cares how cold it is.

How cold are we talking about?

Drove mine the first time in 90 degree weather Sunday. I hated to stop for lights.

[RJK]

Originally Posted by Speak99

How cold are we talking about?

Drove mine the first time in 90 degree weather Sunday. I hated to stop for lights.

I live in Vancouver, it’s never been too cold to put the top down.

[MANNAXMAN]

Originally Posted by Speak99

How cold are we talking about?

Drove mine the first time in 90 degree weather Sunday. I hated to stop for lights.

Originally Posted by RJK

I live in Vancouver, it’s never been too cold to put the top down.

I've driven on the freeway with the top down with the temp as low as 40°F. If it temp gets to 100°F, the top stays up and the AC gets cranked.

[RJK]

Originally Posted by MANNAXMAN

I've driven on the freeway with the top down with the temp as low as 40°F. If it temp gets to 100°F, the top stays up and the AC gets cranked.

I’ve done that in sub 30°F in shorts and a t-shirt and never came close to being cold. I’ve also driven from Vancouver to Vegas in June with the top down, fried my nose pretty badly but it was awesome.