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soft top
n
(Engineering / Automotive Engineering) a convertible car with a roof made of fabric rather than metal
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A total of 200 SVX vehicles will be made available in the UK, comprising 140 two-seat Defender 90 soft-tops and 60 four-seat Defender 90 station wagons.
Vehicle lands a royal thumbs-up by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
If anything, the decision to name it the victor for the third year running was made even easier, because CC-style convertibles are proving just as susceptible to the seasonal shift in values that afflicts traditional soft-tops.
Audi is top topless choice by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
Adrian Rushmore, managing editor at EurotaxGlass's, said: "For conventional soft-tops such as the BMW 3 Series Convertible, Audi A4 Cabriolet and Mazda MX-5, March remains the key selling month, with the last three months of the year the quietest.
More and more drivers feel need to go topless; MOTORS by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
 
 
 
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