In a Porsche Carrera, at what speed does the fin come up?

What is the difference between a Porsche Targa and a Porsche Carrera ?

• Hi, What is the difference between a Porsche Targa and a Porsche Carrera ? I know that the Carrera is more powerful but are there any other differences ? Thank You, Marco

• Answer:

  The term "Targa" refers to the body style of the car. The 911, in its original Targa version was first shown at the 1965 Frankfurt Auto Show. It was the first open-air version of the 911. The top of the car was removable, as well as the rear soft window, leaving only a large roll bar ("Targa bar"). The name Targa was chosen after the popular Italian race "Targa Florio", where Porsche cars had raced successfully. Starting in 1969, the rear soft window was replaced by a fixed glass. In more recent Targa versions, the removable top has been replaced by a glass top that slides backward. In short: you can't compare "power" between a "Carrera" and a "Targa" since the first refers to a particular Porsche model, the second to its body style. You could have a Carrera Coupe, a Carrera Cabriolet (convertible) or a Carrera Targa, which means a Carrera with the Targa body style.