POPULAR CONVERTIBLE CARS
Featured Convertible Cars and SUVs
Convertible car buyers often ask, what are the best convertibles? Finding the best convertible car or SUV will depend on how you plan to use the vehicle. For example, will most of your driving be top-down in fair weather? If you'll be doing a fair amount of top-up driving due to rain or cold, the comfort of a hardtop convertible may suit you better than a softtop. We've listed the convertibles below that are most often compared.
| Year (Status) | Manufacturer | Model | Top Style | Price |
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| 2011 (Current Model) | Audi | A5 Cabriolet | Softtop | $42,000 |
 Audi A5 Cabriolet |
The 2011 Audi A5 Cabriolet is a softtop convertible with 2 passenger doors and seating a maximum of 4 people, with a price starting at $42,000. Running on Premium, the A5 Cabriolet gets 22 MPG City, 30 Highway MPG, for a combined 25 MPG. |
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| 2012 (Current Model) | Ford | Mustang Convertible | Softtop | $27,145 |
 Ford Mustang Convertible |
The 2012 Ford Mustang Convertible is a softtop convertible with 2 passenger doors and seating a maximum of 4 people, with a price starting at $27,145. |
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| 2011 (Current Model) | Chrysler | 200 Convertible | Hardtop | $33,235 |
 Chrysler 200 Convertible |
The 2011 Chrysler 200 Convertible is a hardtop convertible with 2 passenger doors and seating a maximum of 4 people, with a price starting at $33,235. Running on Regular, the 200 Convertible gets 19 MPG City, 29 Highway MPG, for a combined 22 MPG. |
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| 2011 (Current Model) | Nissan | Murano CrossCabriolet | Softtop | $46,390 |
 Nissan Murano CrossCabriolet |
The 2011 Nissan Murano CrossCabriolet is a softtop SUV, a convertible with 2 passenger doors and seating a maximum of 4 people, with a price starting at $46,390. |
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