10. BMW 4 Series Convertible
It’s a four-seater, but it’s not the most spacious in its class. However, the interior is modern and solid and the roof can also be opened and closed while driving.

9. Jaguar XK Convertible
If you also want a bit of engine noise while driving, choose the V8 variant of the Jaguar XK8. It’s fast, but it’s also thirsty and maintenance costs can add up. The supercharged XKR goes right out of your wallet.

8. BMW 6 Series Convertible
This car has a stylish interior, thick fabric roof and a quiet engine. It’s a pleasure to drive, but the maintenance can be a bit much. And you have to want to be seen in it, because this model tends to be fashionable, they find in England.

7. Audi A5 convertible
The Audi A5 is a very elegant convertible, has a smooth gearbox and comes with a wide range of engine options and finishes. S-Line models have a sportier look. Four-cylinder engines are good, both diesel and petrol engines.

6. Mercedes E-Class Convertible
The Mercedes E-Class is a refined model, also as a convertible. The model is equipped with a kind of hair dryer on your neck, which ensures that you do not feel cold. It’s not really a sports car, but it’s more of a cruiser. There are also plenty of engine types, from the economical four-cylinder to the thirsty eight-cylinder.

5.BMW Z4
The Z4 is one of the best convertibles out there. The six-cylinder turbo engines are real gems in terms of power pulling and operating culture. However, most will buy one of the more economical four-cylinder turbocharged petrol models. Look for an example with a full service history, as timing chains will wear out more with infrequent maintenance.

4. Audi A3 Convertible
The Audi A3 Cabriolet is exceptionally good. The 1.4 TFSI is a great engine that combines good performance with excellent fuel economy. This model is also fun to drive, and because the model has four seats it is very versatile. The lightweight roof can be used at higher speeds.

3- Porsche Boxster
With the Boxster, you don’t just pay for the badge. The acclaimed third generation version is lighter, stiffer and faster than its predecessors, great to drive and civilized to own. The standard 2.7-liter engine is quick and smooth, but it’s just a little thirsty.

2. Audi TT Roadster
If you only need two seats and still want a sense of “feature,” the TT is the way to go. The car has better looks than some competitors, and unlike the Z4 and Mercedes SLC, the TT has a fabric roof, which makes it lighter and more nimble. Prices are in line with the Z4 and Mercedes SLC, but the TT drops off less quickly, as you can see from the price of used Audi TTs.

1- Mazda MX-5
The Mazda MX-5 is one of the most iconic and popular convertibles of all time. It is not for nothing that it is the best-selling car of all time. The car combines good driving characteristics, reliability and low costs. It’s compact enough to do a good job in town and the relatively soft chassis ensures comfortable handling. The steering is precise enough for winding roads. Although the MX-5 offers little interior space, there’s room for two smaller bags in the trunk, and the interior offers storage space all around. Older MX-5s are prone to rust, but the current model is too new for that. Check that the retractable roof mechanism is working properly.