Description: We often use the term "targa" to refer to any quasi-convertible with a removable or retractable roof panel, but the name itself belongs to Porsche. The German automaker first rolled out the ...Add Comments8
Graham BrowneAug 01, 2012 Also. Seems to me this is a sign of things to come under VW ownership, they would sooner see a new SUV of some sort.
Graham BrowneAug 01, 2012 Not true. They fit the niche market 911 buyer who was 6 foot 7 inches and didn't like rag tops..
Jordan NealJul 31, 2012 Literally nobody bought the targa version anyway
Description: The difference, then, could come down to semantics, but don't expect to see the Targa script on the back of the latest 911. If Porsche does offer a Targa-style roof as an option on the Carrera, i...Add Comments0
Dale SchroederAug 01, 2012 I don't think it's so much looks as it is the roof panels have problems with not fitting quite right anymore due to seals wearing out and body flexing. Plus rust likes to collect around the top as well.
Paul LissonaAug 01, 2012 Really? Why? I think this looks really good in a classic way.
James E CaldwellAug 01, 2012 In my opinion, this was the worst look for the 911. I think most collectors agree since these are the least valuable of the classic 911s.
Also. Seems to me this is a sign of things to come under VW ownership, they would sooner see a new SUV of some sort.
Not true. They fit the niche market 911 buyer who was 6 foot 7 inches and didn't like rag tops..
Literally nobody bought the targa version anyway
what r they doing? nooooo
Noooooooooo.......... don't do it!
Targa is my favorite roof style. too bad
I am disappointed, I really liked the Targa
Very sad. The targa tops always looked nice. Only seen a handful of them so that's probably why