* Type of top: A soft top is generally easier and quicker to remove than a hardtop. Hardtops require more time, effort, and often specialized tools.
* Experience: Someone experienced with removing the top will find it far less of a hassle than someone doing it for the first time.
* Weather conditions: Removing a top in cold weather where parts are stiff or in rain/wind makes the process more difficult and less enjoyable.
* Storage: Storing the removed top components can be a hassle if you don't have proper storage space.
In short: While it's *designed* to be removable, it's not completely "hassle-free." Removing a soft top is relatively straightforward, but a hardtop is a more involved process. Expect some effort and time, especially the first few times.
