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Convertibles offer the freedom and excitement of top-down motoring, and create a sensation of being a part of your surroundings that no sunroof can offer. Convertibles are available as a two seat roadster or with four-seats, and most roofs fold electronically these days. Both soft and folding hardtop models are available, and all are far more leak-resistant than the convertibles of old, which makes them much easier to live with through all seasons.

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Mercedes-AMG SL63 4Matic+ 2024 review
8.4/10
An SL sports car has been part of the Mercedes-Benz line-up since the early 1950s, and when I think of this model I see that golden years of Hollywood star (with the great hairstyle) Yul Brynner, in the late 1950s cruising the French Riviera in his 300SL roadster. Or Sophia Loren regularly posing with her 300SL Gullwing coupe around the same time.Over seven iterations and more than seven decades it has stood for performance, glamour and exclusivity. And after a two-year hiatus the Mercedes-AMG SL63 roadster has made a comeback to the Australian market.
Bentley Continental GTC 2023 review: S
7.9/10
Bentley has been building cars for more than 100 years, but the famous British brand was re-born 20 years ago when it launched the Continental GT.The sporty coupe and convertible reinvigorated the brand, returning it to its former glory days when it made cars that were dynamic and not just big and luxurious.Now onto its third generation, the Continental GT has not only helped Bentley re-establish itself but also become a modern motoring icon.Which is what the company wanted, an iconic model, like the Porsche 911 that could be a flagbearer for the brand.Like the 911, this latest iteration is available in multiple forms, and we’re testing the Continental GT S Convertible, a two-door, four-seat grand tourer - with an emphasis on the ‘grand’.
Porsche 911 2023 review: GTS
8/10
As the old saying goes - when one door closes, another opens.Porsche likes to put its own twist on that old saying - when one model sells out, another one goes on sale. This is especially true with the 911 and its many variants, because just as disappointed customers discover they’ve missed out on the 911 GT3, along comes the next best thing, the 911 Carrera GTS.The nameplate - which stands for Gran Sport Turismo - dates back to the 1960s but its modern history begins 12 years ago, when the German sports car giant introduced the 911 GTS as part of its 997 generation.Now for the latest 992 generation the GTS name returns, once again neatly filling the gap between the Carrera S and the GT3. The concept of the 911 that offers “an extra level of sportiness with an outstanding level of comfort for everyday usability.” Or as Porsche likes to call it, the ‘sweet spot’ in the line-up.We drove the new 911 GTS on the roads outside the Gold Coast and on track at the Norwell Motorplex to find out just how sweet this newest member of the Porsche family is.
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