Performance Convertibles
1. Mercedes-Benz C63
What we like
- Supple, sinuous handling
- A mighty turbo engine
- Safe as houses
What we don't
- Rear seats are cramped
- Price disadvantage to coupe
- Heavy
2. BMW M4
What we like
- Folding hardtop has hard-core engine and chassis
- No better way to experience that M engine
What we don't
- Heavier, slower and thirstier than M4
- Rear seats are small
3. Porsche Boxster
What we like
- fast, engaging, dynamic ride
- Quiet in cruise mode
- Well built, reliable, reasonable storage
What we don't
- Turbo four lacks immediate throttle response
- Makes uncouth, unnatural noises
- Expensive options list
4. Porsche 911 GTS 2017 review
What we like
- Steering
- Ride and handling
- Engine
What we don't
- Price
- Turbo whistle
- Cabrio and Targa versions too soft/quiet
All Performance Convertibles
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Abarth
124
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Abarth
595C
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Alfa Romeo
4C
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Aston Martin
V12
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Aston Martin
V8
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Aston Martin
Vanquish
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Audi
A3
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Audi
A5
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Audi
RS5
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Audi
S3
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Audi
S5
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Audi
TT
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Bentley
Continental
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BMW
M4
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Ferrari
488
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Ford
Mustang
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Jaguar
F-Type
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KTM
X-Bow
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Lamborghini
Huracan
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Lotus
Elise
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Lotus
Exige
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Maserati
Grancabrio
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Mercedes-Benz
AMG GT
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Mini
CONVERTIBLE
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Nissan
370Z
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Porsche
718
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Porsche
911
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Rolls-Royce
Dawn
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Rolls-Royce
Phantom