Think it might be the dull as ditchwater engine notes (135 and JCW aside perhaps) ....Wyldie85 said:BMW 1 series and Mini's seem to be the main culprits. The amount I see on lovely warm days with the hoods up - what's the point!!
gannet said:it's their car, therefore their choice...
why that would annoy anyone is beyond me...
gannet said:it's their car, therefore their choice...
why that would annoy anyone is beyond me...
I'm not of a fan of the bald guy wearing a hat while driving a convertible look.
gannet said:it's their car, therefore their choice...
why that would annoy anyone is beyond me...
jimbo1958 said:Nick_in_Suffolk said:Z4s are not the worst offenders though; fewer than 10% of the convertible Minis we see on the road seem to understand there is a roof that can be lowered. And as for larger Mercedes and Audis - I think the dealers must superglue the buttons so the roof cannot be lowered.
+1 on this. On my North London commute I would say 95% of verts have their roofs up even in the glorious weather we had at the weekend.
Doesn't even bother me that some of the areas I drive through are a bit dodgy (Wood Green, Tottenham), the roof still comes down.![]()
RickRob said:I had a very long and full on work day today, but my roof down 10 mile drive back home suddenly improved my day.![]()
Acid_Monkey said:jimbo1958 said:Nick_in_Suffolk said:Z4s are not the worst offenders though; fewer than 10% of the convertible Minis we see on the road seem to understand there is a roof that can be lowered. And as for larger Mercedes and Audis - I think the dealers must superglue the buttons so the roof cannot be lowered.
+1 on this. On my North London commute I would say 95% of verts have their roofs up even in the glorious weather we had at the weekend.
Doesn't even bother me that some of the areas I drive through are a bit dodgy (Wood Green, Tottenham), the roof still comes down.![]()
Agreed! Gosh - we must do a very similar commute!
Timdon said:I drive with the top down all the time sunny or not in Keighley West Yorkshire .i get comments all the time "dick head ,poser"even a cig flicked in to the car at the lights by some nice Asian lads .( in the s2000) drive 5 miles to Ilkley it's a different story all together .
Timdon said:I drive with the top down all the time sunny or not in Keighley West Yorkshire .i get comments all the time "dick head ,poser"even a cig flicked in to the car at the lights by some nice Asian lads .( in the s2000) drive 5 miles to Ilkley it's a different story all together .
walker1c said:What is "the bald guy wearing a hat while driving a convertible look"? Specifically, how can you tell he's bald, if he's wearing a hat?
This is right I think; for me the Zed is not my daily driver so whenever I get in and drive it it's because I want to. Roof down is part of that. When I used a convertible as my daily driver for a couple of years (Audi S4) the novelty wore off quite quickly and it became a PITA really. So I vowed not to buy another roadster until I could afford it as a second car (or third if you count SWMBO's)Bradders75 said:After 6 years of ownership, the hood down novelty has worn off for me....
imported said:walker1c said:What is "the bald guy wearing a hat while driving a convertible look"? Specifically, how can you tell he's bald, if he's wearing a hat?
If you wear a hat while driving a convertible then it's pretty obvious that you're probably bald and in a mid-life crisis phase, unless of course you have lots of front hair (like myself) or look too young to be bald.
