Category: Convertibles 
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Solid, beautifully built, practical, great to drive, fine six-cylinder engines.
Inconsistent accelerator response.
One of the best convertibles of its time.
The stiff body means the convertible shudders less over bumps than its predecessor, and it feels impressively all-of-a-piece for a roofless car, while still giving a smooth ride.
There's not much wind buffeting at speed as long as you keep the side windows up. It's possible to hold a conversation at speed with your passenger in the front, but not with rear-seat passengers, though the wind deflector does help. The seats are comfortable and supportive, just as they look. Air-conditioning and rain-sensitive wipers are standard, and the three-layer hood with its heated glass window is powered. It latches to the windscreen automatically.
The convertible is a full four-seater, albeit cosy in the back. When the hood is folded, it sits in a well which eats into boot space. But when the hood is up, this well can be collapsed upwards to make more luggage space. The same applies if you remove the hood completely and fit the optional hardtop. The front seats have electric adjustment, which works at double speed if you press a button, so that rear passengers don't have to wait so long before they can climb in.
