Looky what arrived today - Convertible Wind Deflector

[Alex381]

I was going to reply that the wind never bothers me with the top down, but I am also a motorcyclist, so maybe that's why.

Yep. Just keep the car clean and the airflow is really pleasant.

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[Farmer Fran]

For me personally, with the windscreen,

I can have stuff in the back seat without blow around or away. I use this car all the time.

With the windows up and heat on you can roll to about 32°f with the windscreen. My personal limit.

Cuts down on the crossover air and it it is easier to have a conversation with the passenger.

But this is me personally

 

[glenng6]

Interesting. I really think the wind with the top down is very reasonable. I haven't noticed a big need for something like this. I do like the execution though. Not bad looking.

I've made a couple of 7-8 hour drives and I never felt the need to put the top up because it was too windy. However, like you, I like the look and really enjoyed it when I had one on my Saab convertible. Glenn

 

[glenng6]

For me personally, with the windscreen,

I can have stuff in the back seat without blow around or away. I use this car all the time.

With the windows up and heat on you can roll to about 32°f with the windscreen. My personal limit.

Cuts down on the crossover air and it it is easier to have a conversation with the passenger.

But this is me personally

Spot on! I miss not being able to put stuff in the back seat. My personal low is about 50°. But I currently don't have a windscreen. My wife and I once drove through a snowstorm, in our Saab with a windscreen. However, we were much younger! Glenn

 

[jbrnigan]

I too come from motorcycles, and for me it's not how "windy" it is or isn't, or how cold can it get. I don't ride bikes anymore. I drive a convertible instead. Sometimes, top down, with the AC and or heater on. Sometimes I wear a hat, sometimes "not". It's all about personal "comfort". And I agree with @Farmer Fran ... yep - yep - and yep.

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