Four things you must know before buying a convertible

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Title	:	Four things you must know before buying a convertible
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Any car can be stolen in 20 seconds so stealing a convertible is not any easier Most thiefs steal a car for its resale and a drop top is not the car they need
Comment from : KJS S

Pretty good advice I have used three Mustang convertibles as a daily driver They had terrible traction so when I was living in Kansas City I had to sell my Mustang because it was too dangerous in the snow In general I would have to say that Mustang convertible is a good compromise between a fun car and a practical car have never had a garage Now I have a Miata convertible I keep a cover on it because I have small SUV that I use most of the time Also it has a retractable hard top so that handles some of the other issues
Comment from : Robert Lear

Convertible owner, agree w all #5 hat + sunglasses + hair ties for passenger 😇
Comment from : Joshua Rock

Regarding hardtop convertibles - these are virtually extinct They accounted for only a small fraction of convertibles to begin with and the numbers have reduced dramatically in recent years Only the C8 and a handful of other cars are being built with this feature today
Comment from : Moparian

1st 2nd and 4th are pointless if you have a hard top convertible 😂😂😂
Comment from : Chris Mc

Totalment d’ acord , aquestes regles son esencials i les suscribeixo així com respecto Salutacions desde BCN
Comment from : miquel criballes castells

As someone who came from a developing country where convertibles are super rare, I thought Americans would mind their own business when they see a convertible
Comment from : K onliner

Canceled buying
Comment from : Rishikesh Pawar

Good video Thankyou
Comment from : Tamera Honey

I have a convertible which I park in my driveway due to lack of room in my garage In the garage is my 911 and three motorcycles What I did to mitigate wear and tear on the convertible’s exterior is: brbr1 Full PPF (paint protection film) with self healingbr2 Ceramic coated the wheels, calipers and body of the carbr3 Coated the entire top with Carpro Fabric 20 for UV protection, repels water and stains brbrI hand wash the car with carpro products every 2 weeks as well Keeps the car looking great
Comment from : RoadRash

I bet these advice are good for soft top cars, hard top cars are another story, correct me if I'm wrong
Comment from : Dmytro Korobko

Good first 3 tips, thanks,only got confused about 4th tip,don’t see any problem for daily driving keep it outside the office or any other work place with top up🤷🏻‍♂️
Comment from : Eugene Kamionsky

Love this advice thank you
Comment from : Ethan Becker

Im saving for a 926 as my first car so im gonna ignore rule number 4
Comment from : Jaykob Wilson

Great video Are you still enjoying the convertible?
Comment from : MustangMike

Sir, Will some of the points be discounted for hardtop convertibles ?
Comment from : jaek daniels

Most of these problems go away with a hard top convertible
Comment from : Jayy T

Excellent advice
Comment from : Cindy Reid

I might get a reliable Toyota solars for $3000 pretty soon, and at that price I might be okay with the top being out in the weather They’re thousands of dollars cheaper than other Toyotas of the same mileage because they’re coupes and have a soft top lol I will probably keep nothing in my car too
Comment from : Drew Dobransky

What about a car canopy
Comment from : Cleburne car enthusiast

Great tip about having a garage to keep the convertible inI was considering trading my hardtop coupe for its convertible counterpart before learning this Now I'll wait until I have a proper garage for storage If you're ever looking for ideas for other videos, I'd love to hear about what its like to drive a convertible on different types of roads, whether or not it gets uncomfortable with the wind, and at what speeds you have to drive at to remain comfortable
Comment from : Manuja Desilva