Very flash, and equally expensive, sports version of the standard saloon car.
an open automobile having a front seat and a rumble seat
a little bit unusual because we flush mounted the doors and installed electric windows
an excellent driver in eye catching red
a two-seat, open car, traditionally without side windows (possibly with pluggable doortops), so that even with the lightweight convertible A convertible is an automobile with a folding, retracting, or removable roof
A two-door, two-seater, open car without roll-up windows and frequently fitted with a dickey (rumble) seat.
an open car having a single seat for two or three passengers with a rumble seat in the rear. Photo
An open vehicle with a bench seat in front and a rumble seat or luggage compartment in the rear. More information
a two-seater open car of sporting appearance.
Roadster is the North American term for a 2-seater without a permanent top and without rollup windows (if it has rollup windows it is a cabriolet, not a roadster), and the windshield is bolt on rather than integrated as in modern cars. Even with the lightweight convertible top raised and the clear plastic "windows" snapped in, the driver and passenger remain somewhat exposed to the elements. "Convertible" is an abbreviation of "convertible coupe" or "convertible sedan" which in 1920s-30s parlance indicated that the car had roll-up side windows instead of removable windows (usually called sidecurtains in America).