2010 xkr convertible is it cold in the winter? and noisy on the highway?
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i test drove a 2011 coupe the other day, i wanna buy a 2010 convertible, people are telling me it makes alot of wind noise on the highwy with the top up, as well that the top of my head will always be cold in the winter and it just takes way to long to heat up and will never be as warm as my 4 door or coupe
please some assistance, canada is pretty cold for the record
please some assistance, canada is pretty cold for the record
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Cold in the winter? No! This is one of the best insulated convertible tops on the market! It is very quiet and warm! The heat blows very hot and it warms up quickly, because that gas-hogging V8 puts out a lot of heat.
Pretty quiet on the highway, too. Very similar to a sedan in terms of noise level.
Pretty quiet on the highway, too. Very similar to a sedan in terms of noise level.
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Cold in the winter? No! This is one of the best insulated convertible tops on the market! It is very quiet and warm! The heat blows very hot and it warms up quickly, because that gas-hogging V8 puts out a lot of heat.
Pretty quiet on the highway, too. Very similar to a sedan in terms of noise level.
Pretty quiet on the highway, too. Very similar to a sedan in terms of noise level.
Keep in mind this convertible top is not just a piece of fabric stretched over a metal frame. It is insulated for weather and sound, and has a beautiful thick interior liner. This top is first class.
I suggest you test drive the convertible before formulating any negative opinions.
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