Porsche 911 Carrera 4 Brochure & Specs page 15

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Hood.
Here's one consolation for anyone
forced to close their hood on a
rainy day: you're still driving a 911.
The hood system of the
911 Cabriolet models is both light-
weight and robust. The roof frame
also has a lightweight structure.
The glass rear window is scratch
resistant and electrically heated
– for excellent rearward visibility.
An integral rain channel along
the edge of the hood removes
standing water to prevent dripping
when the doors are opened.
Operation of the hood is fully
electric, using a button on the
centre console or via the key
remote.
The hood has a concertina folding
action, ensuring optimum protec-
tion for the interior surface of
the lining. It opens and closes in
approximately 20 seconds from
start to finish and can be operated
when the vehicle is travelling
at speeds of up to 50 km/h
(30 mph).
The interior hoodlining is made
from a heat-insulating and sound-
proofing fabric. Noise levels
are therefore almost as low as in
the Coupé models, even at high
speeds. So, you hardly hear
anything at all – apart from the
distinctive Porsche sound, of
course.
Wind deflector.
The detachable wind deflector is
fitted as standard. It was specially
developed in the wind tunnel for
practically draught-free driving
and minimal wind noise. When
folded, it can be stowed in the
luggage compartment with room
to spare.
Hardtop.
Optional equipment includes a
tough and lightweight aluminium
hardtop, which is also easy to fit.
The inside is lined with a sound-
proofing fabric which is matched
to the interior of the vehicle.
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