Roadsters | Spyders
A roadster, also known as a Spyder, is an open roof-top car that is usually configured with two seats, a lightweight frame, quick off the line speed, and a stylish sporty look. The origin of the term roadster comes from the nineteenth century which was used in North America. The roadster was first used to describe a horse that was fit for travel, after the late ‘90s it was replaced by the term convertible in North America for cars with an open roof-top.