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Looking for Reliable, Non-Sporty Convertible - Machungwa63 - 06-26-2011

No, not to replace the Stratus. I am staying with someone in Charlotte, NC while I'm doing my internship. She's looking for a convertible (preferably hard-top) that's reliable and not too sporty, also preferably Front Wheel Drive. I figured you guys could help her out better than I could...


Re: Looking for Reliable, Non-Sporty Convertible - Jake - 06-26-2011

How new? Automatic or manual?

FWD is going to give you choices like a Pontiac G6, Sebring, Eclipse Spyder or PT Cruiser. Out of those choices, the G6 is the only hardtop... Sebring started being offered with H/T very recently so depending on what she wants to spend, that could work.


Re: Looking for Reliable, Non-Sporty Convertible - Machungwa63 - 06-26-2011

Automatic. And I'll ask her about the age issue - she's out right now. Thanks Jake!


Re: Looking for Reliable, Non-Sporty Convertible - .RJ - 06-26-2011

Possibly the only thread where Jeff could recommend a Sebring convertible...


Re: Looking for Reliable, Non-Sporty Convertible - Jake - 06-27-2011

.RJ Wrote:Possibly the only thread where Jeff could recommend a Sebring convertible...

And you know, it wouldn't be a bad recommendation at all. We had one (of the older ones) in Hawaii and if you don't care about the driving experience, and just want something with no roof, that's reasonably simple and can haul four people in decent comfort, it was great.

I'm convinced that on a nice day, the worst convertible is better than the best hard-topped car.


Re: Looking for Reliable, Non-Sporty Convertible - SlimKlim - 06-27-2011

Jake Wrote:
.RJ Wrote:Possibly the only thread where Jeff could recommend a Sebring convertible...

And you know, it wouldn't be a bad recommendation at all. We had one (of the older ones) in Hawaii and if you don't care about the driving experience, and just want something with no roof, that's reasonably simple and can haul four people in decent comfort, it was great.

I'm convinced that on a nice day, the worst convertible is better than the best hard-topped car.

Well now that's just not true.

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Re: Looking for Reliable, Non-Sporty Convertible - BLINGMW - 06-27-2011

Jake Wrote:the worst convertible.
:dunno:
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I'm with you though Jake, if it's nice out and you want to cruise with your girl (or guy, not that there's anything wrong with that!).... well I'd rather have that PT than the WRX too. Jeezus hopefully it wouldn't have those wheels on it though. :vomit: :lol:

stick shifts, and safety belts, bucket seats have all got to go...


Re: Looking for Reliable, Non-Sporty Convertible - Ryan T - 06-27-2011

BLINGMW Wrote:
Jake Wrote:the worst convertible.
:dunno:
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Why the hate on the AMC? I would totally rock an AWD Convertible.


Re: Looking for Reliable, Non-Sporty Convertible - fiveoh2go - 06-27-2011

Jake Wrote:I'm convinced that on a nice day, the worst convertible is better than the best hard-topped car.

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Um...no.


Re: Looking for Reliable, Non-Sporty Convertible - Apoc - 06-28-2011

Jake Wrote:I'm convinced that on a nice day, the worst motorcycle is better than the best car.

FTFY


Re: Looking for Reliable, Non-Sporty Convertible - Kaan - 06-28-2011

Amen!


Re: Looking for Reliable, Non-Sporty Convertible - Jeff - 07-04-2011

Sebring would be a perfect choice! A Turbo PT convertible would also be pretty fun. I have a 2010 Sebring touring with wheels and keyless top drop if she is interested in something newish. 5/100 warranty on the powertrain, car has 31,000 miles. There are hard top Sebring convertibles but they are hard to come by.


Re: Looking for Reliable, Non-Sporty Convertible - Jeff - 07-04-2011

Jake Wrote:Sebring started being offered with H/T very recently so depending on what she wants to spend, that could work.

Started in 2007


Re: Looking for Reliable, Non-Sporty Convertible - Jeff - 07-04-2011

Also have a 2000 VW Cabrio in white. Automatic, leather, wheels. GLS model. 63,000 miles on it. Clean CarFax


Re: Looking for Reliable, Non-Sporty Convertible - JustinG - 07-06-2011

Jeff Wrote:Also have a 2000 VW Cabrio in white. Automatic, leather, wheels. GLS model. 63,000 miles on it. Clean CarFax

it has wheels???? HOLY FUCK!!!




Love u jeff


Re: Looking for Reliable, Non-Sporty Convertible - Jeff - 07-06-2011

JustinG Wrote:
Jeff Wrote:Also have a 2000 VW Cabrio in white. Automatic, leather, wheels. GLS model. 63,000 miles on it. Clean CarFax

it has wheels???? HOLY FUCK!!!




Love u jeff

I was told we would have hovercars by now...I feel wheels should be noted until the technology I was promised is here.