1. Body style: The GT has a fixed roof, while the Roadster has a folding convertible.


2. Weight: The GT is heavier by up to 45 kg depending the year.


3. Aerodynamics: The GT has superior aerodynamics, allowing for a higher top speed of over 100 mph.


4. Body rigidity: The GT's body is more rigid due to the fixed roof acting as bracing, resulting in less flexing during bends.


5. Storage: The GT offers more storage space, with a usable luggage platform and occasional rear seats too.


6. Comfort: GTs are warmer in winter and hotter in summer due to fewer drafts.


7. Practicality: The GT is more practical for daily use, offering better security and weather protection.


8. Suspension: The GT has slightly different suspension components, including heavier-duty leaf springs and coils.


9. Handling: The Roadster generally handles better in bends compared to the GT.


10. Fit for taller drivers: The GT is more comfortable for drivers over 5'11" due to its higher roofline,

there is no limit to drivers height in the roadfster with the top down!

11. Popularity: The Roadster is generally more popular and commands higher prices in the classic car market.


 

While these differences exist, both versions can share the same 1,798cc or 3,500cc engine and many mechanical components,

making them similar in overall performance and driving experience.