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Sailorman 11-20-2010 10:41 PM

pros cons of coupe vs. roadster
 
Was looking for a thread on this but couldn't find one.

Any thoughts. Some pros and cons of the coupe vs roadster.

TypeOne 11-20-2010 10:52 PM

Coupes look cooler.

Trips 11-20-2010 11:03 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by TypeOne (Post 817511)
Coupes look cooler.

:iagree:

N8GTOL 11-20-2010 11:24 PM

Coupe looks better (bias opinion)
Coupe is lighter
Coupe gets slightly better mileage
Coupe has better aero
Coupe roof wont tare/crack or fade like a soft top
Coupe is cheaper (MSRP wise but you could get a better deal on a roadster because they are harder to move)

Roadster has cooling seats.

Unless your dead set on a convertible, I would go with a coupe.

LuckyJinx 11-20-2010 11:48 PM

you pay more for the roadster... That's stupid. Want air in the hair? Take the window down.. -.-

wilsonp 11-20-2010 11:50 PM

Roadster is quieter. Coupe doesn't have a moonroof option, so roadster is only way to get open sky above you :(

spearfish25 11-20-2010 11:52 PM

I love the look of my coupe. There are plenty of summer days where I wish the top was able to retract, but it's offset by what the coupe allows me to do. You won't allowed to have your roadster on any race tracks, so if HPDEs are on your agenda...you need a coupe.

LuckyJinx 11-20-2010 11:59 PM

Lmao my ex's Sky had problems with hers and it rained all inside haha.

kenchan 11-21-2010 07:12 AM

Roadsters look rushed.... like they forgot to install the roof. :icon17:

Sailorman 11-21-2010 08:27 AM

How is the headspace, blind-spots on the coupe vs roadster with the top up. And storage space with the top down. Enough for a suitcase

Is the roadster a lot noisier with the top up. Also heard of some complaints with the mechanicals on the soft top. Is this a big issue

Corona370z 11-21-2010 08:36 AM

Test drive both of them. That way you get a feel of what you like best.

Sailorman 11-21-2010 08:43 AM

Unfortunately snowing here now. :hello:

crash1369 11-21-2010 08:43 AM

with the roof up, you can't see a damn thing :rofl2: Storage space doesn't change either way with the roof up or down, but obviously there is less all the time. The storage area is kind of oddly shaped on these cars, for examples sake lets say it's an "8" on the roadster the top half of the 8 is gone and that is where the roof goes. You don't loose have your storage though probably only ~1/3 or so. I haven't had any issues with my roof, I've put mine down almost every day since I've had it. I've seen a few posts on here about problems but it seems the majority is fine.

If your not sure you'll have to drive them both, check out the roof and the mechanics and look for any signs of wear or rubbing. Put it down an make sure it opens and closes evenly and smoothly, etc.

Trips 11-21-2010 10:50 AM

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Originally Posted by Corona370z (Post 817731)
Test drive both of them. That way you get a feel of what you like best.

Quote:

Originally Posted by crash1369 (Post 817737)
with the roof up, you can't see a damn thing :rofl2: Storage space doesn't change either way with the roof up or down, but obviously there is less all the time. The storage area is kind of oddly shaped on these cars, for examples sake lets say it's an "8" on the roadster the top half of the 8 is gone and that is where the roof goes. You don't loose have your storage though probably only ~1/3 or so. I haven't had any issues with my roof, I've put mine down almost every day since I've had it. I've seen a few posts on here about problems but it seems the majority is fine.

If your not sure you'll have to drive them both, check out the roof and the mechanics and look for any signs of wear or rubbing. Put it down an make sure it opens and closes evenly and smoothly, etc.

:iagree:
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Originally Posted by Sailorman (Post 817735)
Unfortunately snowing here now. :hello:

Well, it looks like you have to wait for weather to get better, and Like it was said?
Test drive both, and decide for yourself what best fits your lifestyle?
I prefer the coupe, Roadsters nice but not for me. :tiphat:

IDZRVIT 11-21-2010 12:21 PM

Bah, the coupe guys are just jealous they bought their coupes before the roadsters came out in 2010.:icon18: Get the roadster.:tup:


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