2015 Targa At Last!
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I kind of like it. Being a coupe guy who would never personally own a cabriolet, I would consider this car. Need to see it in person. No arguing the engineering involved is awesome. Maybe a few too many moving pieces?
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Yes, pretty heavy! Kudos to Porsche though for making it totally automated.
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I loved the old 80's Targa. When I lived in the NW it was a perfect car. You could take the top off, roll the windows up, turn on the seat heaters, and drive in the 40 degree weather and be comfortable. That being said with the new Cabs (I own one) you can do basically the same thing with the deflector up and the windows up. Love the Targa but not sure it's much benefit over a cab these days.
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I'm allergic to rattles... So let's hope this solution is rattle-free.
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I loved the old 80's Targa. When I lived in the NW it was a perfect car. You could take the top off, roll the windows up, turn on the seat heaters, and drive in the 40 degree weather and be comfortable. That being said with the new Cabs (I own one) you can do basically the same thing with the deflector up and the windows up. Love the Targa but not sure it's much benefit over a cab these days.
Bessy doesn't have a heated wheel but otherwise yeah, driving at night in cold is fine top down
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ATWIH.....Targa will be around 30k over base.....we will have to wait for final figures.
Last edited by blackbull; Jan 13, 2014 at 11:05 AM. Reason: add text
