if top took longer
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There is a limit, though. I think if I had the Solstice, where you have to get out of the car and walk around to both sides to put the top down (or back up), I'd probably not bother with nearly as often.
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Originally Posted by Destro,Dec 20 2005, 09:10 AM
There is a limit, though. I think if I had the Solstice, where you have to get out of the car and walk around to both sides to put the top down (or back up), I'd probably not bother with nearly as often.
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I would tolerate a longer time for a retractible hardtop, but as long as I can get it up or down at a stoplight (or rolling under 30mph) without getting out of the car, I don't see a problem.
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You raise and lower the top up to 30mph???
I would be afraid of anything over 5 mph, but I'm probably just paranoid.
I could see it now, trying to explain to State farm how my top flew away.
I would be afraid of anything over 5 mph, but I'm probably just paranoid.
I could see it now, trying to explain to State farm how my top flew away.
