targa
noun
[ ˈtɑːɡə ]
• a type of convertible sports car with a hood or panel that can be removed, leaving a central roll bar for passenger safety.
• "a targa roof"
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.
