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Definition of targa in English: targanoun ˈtɑːɡəˈtärɡə trademark usually as modifier A type of convertible sports car with a hood or panel that can be removed, leaving a central roll bar for passenger safety. Example sentencesExamples - Designed as a two-seater long-tail spider with a targa roof the car can exceed 205 mph at full throttle, sprinting from 0 to 62 mph in just 3.8 seconds.
- The Targa has the body of the cabriolet with the Targa glass roof replacing the fabric roof.
- Toyota introduced the Soarer Aero Cabin in 1989, which was equipped with an electronically operated metal-top targa roof.
- In my gown I pulled off the targa top and headed towards Spago.
- Though the Italian supercar is actually 44 lb lighter than the Porsche, the Ferrari should have a weight advantage because its roof is fixed, whereas the German contender has removable targa panels.
Origin Italian, literally 'shield', given as a name to a model of Porsche with a detachable hood (1965), probably suggested by the Targa Florio ( 'Florio Shield'), a motor time trial held annually in Sicily. Definition of targa in US English: targanounˈtärɡə trademark usually as modifier A type of convertible sports car with a hood or panel that can be removed, leaving a central roll bar for passenger safety. Example sentencesExamples - The Targa has the body of the cabriolet with the Targa glass roof replacing the fabric roof.
- Designed as a two-seater long-tail spider with a targa roof the car can exceed 205 mph at full throttle, sprinting from 0 to 62 mph in just 3.8 seconds.
- Toyota introduced the Soarer Aero Cabin in 1989, which was equipped with an electronically operated metal-top targa roof.
- In my gown I pulled off the targa top and headed towards Spago.
- Though the Italian supercar is actually 44 lb lighter than the Porsche, the Ferrari should have a weight advantage because its roof is fixed, whereas the German contender has removable targa panels.
Origin Italian, literally ‘shield’, given as a name to a model of Porsche with a detachable hood (1965), probably suggested by the Targa Florio ( ‘Florio Shield’), a motor time trial held annually in Sicily. |