Before I experienced convertible cars, when I saw people driving convertible cars in the middle of winter, I would think to myself, "It's so cold, but they're holding out...they don't have to go that far to drive in the open.
However, once you experience driving in a convertible, you'll be like, "I've never been in a convertible before.Even in the middle of winter, you will want to run with the roof open.I could see the "I'm not sure I know what I'm talking about.
In fact, "can you drive a convertible in the dead of winter?"As long as it's not snowing or anything, you can ride without any problems.I think. The other day, I decided to go to buy coffee beans alone in my Boxster, but I decided to leave the roof open if I was going to ride alone, and it was very pleasant.
It was so pleasant that I was going to go straight home after buying coffee beans, but I ended up going all the way to Ashiyu Driveway.
As for our Boxster, we have a "Boxer" in our home.Why open driving in the middle of winter is perfectly fineThe interior of the car is quite warm, even in winter.
When running in the open, it's a good idea toI have the heat on and the warm air comes mainly to my feet, but it is quite warm.At first, I set the temperature quite high, thinking it would be cold, but on the contrary, it was too hot, so much so that I lowered the temperature.
I try to drive with my outerwear on at least once, but it is so warm these days that sometimes I think, "I could take it off at all.
Also, our Boxster has the optional heated seat function. I have very hot thighs.(What can I say, I don't like my thighs hot)I don't often turn on the heated seats, but my husband seems to use them.
Furthermore, this winter is especially warm.The other day I stopped by Ashiyu Driveway. As I recall, last year and the year before that, there was snow on the side of the road at this time of year, but that day there was no snow at all.
Rather, the wind rushes around the face, making it moderately cool, and the feet are warm, so it is truly head-cold and feet-heat.The drive was more comfortable with the roof open than with the roof closed.
Incidentally, when I asked my husband about "open driving in the middle of winter," here is what he said.
Convertible cars are definitely better in winter than in summer.It's nice to run at night in the summer with the air conditioning gun on, but...It is very hard during the day.I guess it depends on the person, but 10 degrees Celsius outside is enough, and personally I can go as low as 5 degrees Celsius at all.As expected, when the temperature is near 0°C, the Boxster is cold from the neck up because of the wind roll in.
By the way, our Boxster isI dare you to use manual air conditioning.Conveniently, the heat and air volume of the warm air can be adjusted directly from the
When I drive in the open in the middle of winter, sometimes a family in a minivan peeks at me and says, "Are you crazy in this cold weather?I can see it in a "I'm in the mood" kind of mood, but I want to say it out loud. "Take a ride!And.
In winter, a convertible car is like an open-air bath with a head cold and feet warm, and it really feels great. The sound of the engine, the sound of the wind, and the aroma all come directly into the car. There are many people who dislike convertible cars. I understand this because I was the same way, but I strongly recommend that you own one and experience it for yourself.
This was the case.
As my husband mentioned, open driving in midwinter is not a problem, but it is rather mid-summer that we need to be careful with convertible cars. No matter how much you cool the inside of the car with air conditioning, it is still hot because direct sunlight shines on you mercilessly from above. And you will get sunburned like crazy.(My husband had quite a tan on his forehead)
andNot only is it hot, but there is a risk of heat stroke.So, for your own safety, it is better to run with the windows closed as much as possible in midsummer.
Spring will soon be here. I think it would be a great feeling to drive a convertible through the rows of cherry trees in the spring, so if I have the chance this year, I would definitely like to do so.
