open sky - is it worth it?

in answer to the original post .... sorry ;)
the open sky is superb and when we bought our A2 back in 2003 a defining feature
here in 2008 still extremely rare
it does clunk sometimes on opening and occasionally take 2 or 3 attempts but once open feels great and looks very coooool :cool:
was on our "must have" list when we were hunting out our car
 
Skipton, with all those "extras" to get that sort of mpg I think you must have an agreement with a local garage that you drive your car to the bottom of the hill and they put it on a flat bed transporter and return it back to the top of the hill that way :p
ps ours is an Fsi .... so never going to be in the same mpg league as you guys and gals of the black tail plummage variety :D
 
OSS is magic, especially here, as it's generally (even in summer) only 25 degrees... which means during the summer I can open the window and the roof and away we go. I'd see it as being superb in france, too - open a crack to let the heat out of the car while it's in the sun.
The insulational ability of OSS is pants tho', which is why my "blind" has a reindeer skin attached. Helps a lot. You southerners won't need it as you only really notice below -10 or so ;)

Bret
 
Poor_John said:
Hi kateblundell,

I do not have open sky, but I also do not have a black interior. I specified a beige interior as I liked the look of it from the brochures and do not regret it. I have sat in an A2 with a black interior and no open sky and I know what AMG means when he describes it as claustrophobic. I was gob smacked. I cannot say that my beige interior is claustrophobic; filthy in places, yes, but a good clean brings it up a treat.:)

John.
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I didn't think about that aspect at all - thankyou !
 
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