Drophead
Drophead refers to a design element often found in convertible vehicles, particularly open-top sports cars. A drophead is a retractable hardtop, which is a design feature that can be opened or closed at the driver's discretion. This design enables owners to enjoy the benefits of both an open-air driving experience and a hardtop for added weather protection.
The term "drophead" specifically originated in the 1920s, when some British car manufacturers, such as Rolls-Royce
In modern automotive design, dropheads have evolved to include advanced materials and mechanisms that allow for
Dropheads offer a compromise between the wind-in-hair driving experience and the benefits of a fixed roof. While