Manual sports cars are a rare breed today and American ones are unicorns - this was the last fully-fledged, factory American ...

One solution to removing the folding fabric and heavy components of a convertible sports car is employing a targa top. This 1960s invention had drivers mount a panel to a roll hoop, creating a ...

Each manufacturer differed in its strategy — some referred to "T-top" roofs, while others invented an entirely new name for the design. These new names never eclipsed the original Targa name in ...

However, the earliest removable roof models, like the 1968 Chevrolet Corvette Coupe, were more of a Targa Top (T-Top ... The seventh-generation, or C7, Chevrolet Corvette offers a single-panel ...

Again, three body types were available: a targa, convertible and a hard-top coupe, although the last ... really change things up in 2014 with the C7. It’s much more aggressively styled that ...

It gave the ZR1 a claimed top speed of 205mph ... which is what you're getting here. The C7 was available as a targa coupe or a convertible and came in three trim levels: 1LT, 2LT and (have ...

In fact, for fourth- through-seventh-generation Corvettes, the targa top removal procedure has remained ... One of the great side benefits of the C4, C5, C6, and C7-generation (in Corvette-speak ...

We now know the mystery 812 will be named the 812 Competizione. Not only that, but Ferrari surprised us by debuting a Targa top version of it named the 812 Competizione A. Aside from the missing roof, ...

The Targa top itself runs through a 19-second song and dance that can only be performed at a standstill. Motors lift covers, things fold and pieces lock in place. It's cool to watch, but the ...