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09/03/2007, 10:17AM
About: Mazda MX-5 Miata
Are convertible tops (not the hard top)  able to keep driver warm in winter months (this is with the top up, of course!)?

09/05/2007, 1:35PM

Yes, the tops are designed to seal and hold heat/air. Unless you have a problem with how it seals, you'll be fine.

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05/09/2008, 6:07PM

oh yes, infact if its on recirculate i find myself opening the window with it being close to 0 degrees F that heater really kicks in the small cabin!

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10/10/2008, 1:02PM

Yes, the Miata heater does a great job, even in very cold temps.

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12/13/2008, 4:54PM

yeah they're great, though i normally drive mine with the top down, as long as its not raining or snowing, lol

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01/05/2009, 6:43PM

Absolutely the soft tops work fine! I live in Northern Alberta and the winter temperature here has been minus 20 to 30 C, and I've been turning the heater down because it's cooking me!

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