Convertible Supercars as Good as Their Hardtop Siblings

For the first century of automotive history, buying a convertible required making significant trade-offs in the name of top-down driving. Originally, open-topped horseless carriage drivers simply accepted the fact that weather might ruin a drive. Then, retractable cloth-top convertibles entered the marketplace, but required significant physical effort and patience to actually put the top up or down. The introdu...