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Bentley Continental GT Convertible (2019 onwards) Review
Supremely luxurious grand-tourer works well as a convertible
New price: £204,600 - £290,985PROS
- As luxurious as convertibles get
- Incredibly strong performance
- Exquisite interior fit and finish
CONS
- Very expensive to buy
- Very expensive to run
- Some noticeable Audi switchgear
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Morgan Plus Six Convertible (2019 onwards) Review
Classic looks, furious performance – Plus Six is a great British hot rod
New price: £83,145 - £83,145PROS
- BMW 3.0-litre turbo makes it seriously fast (0-62mph in 4.2)
- ‘Coach built’ design is nicely finished and highly customisable
- Electronic stability control and other modern niceties
CONS
- Roof requires a touch more patience than many convertibles
- Not as sharp in the corners as better-known sports cars
- Very little luggage space, some creaks, some drafts
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BMW Z4 Roadster (2019 onwards) Review
Sporty and comfy roadster is beginning to feel its age
New price: £45,170 - £63,230PROS
- Eye-catching styling
- Choice of engaging engines
- One of the few ways to enjoy wind-in-the-hair motoring
CONS
- Only two engine options
- Almost too many drive modes
- Visibility isn’t great
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BMW i8 Roadster (2018 - 2020) Review
Hybrid supercar finally goes roofless
Used price: £31,715 - £53,564PROS
- Futuristic looks are even better roofless
- Has an EV mode you’ll actually use
- Sharpened handling and more precise steering
CONS
- Still not as quick as supercar rivals
- Sound is largely fabricated
- Majority of interior and exterior mostly identical to i8 Coupe
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Aston Martin DB11 Volante (2018 - 2023) Review
Aston’s range-topping GT gets the convertible treatment
Used price: £46,799 - £106,782PROS
- Gorgeous looks
- Great to drive
- Characterful engine
CONS
- Firm seats
- Interior feels cheap in places
- Less rear-seat/boot space than coupe
- Some wind noise at speed
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Ferrari Portofino Convertible (2018 - 2020) Review
Gateway Ferraris have never been so good
Used price: £61,290 - £95,443PROS
- Powerful, responsive turbo engine
- Agile, engaging handling
- Simple to drive – slow or fast
- Striking styling
CONS
- Has four seats, but only room for two adults
- Surprisingly practical boot
- Brakes can squeak when cold
- List price is only the beginning
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Mercedes-Benz AMG GT Roadster (2017 - 2023) Review
The Porsche 911 Turbo Cabriolet wishes it had this much personality
Used price: £33,401 - £108,692PROS
- Great-looking high-performance convertible
- Charismatic and powerful engines
- Fun driving experience
- Comfortable and refined cruiser
- Fast roof that works up to 30mph
CONS
- Small boot
- Poor rear visibility
- Interior rattles
- High running costs
- Awkward secondary ergonomics
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Mercedes-Benz E-Class Cabriolet (2017 - 2023) Review
Unique combination of high quality, comfort and space, realistically priced
Used price: £13,697 - £58,368PROS
- Ample performance from E 220 d
- Luxurious, high-quality feel
- Genuinely refined with roof up or down
- Expensive, yet good value
CONS
- Tamer hybrid AMG version for thrill-seekers
- Should have 360-degree camera as standard
- Diesel noisy at idle – from outside
- Fleet appeal reduces exclusivity
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Audi A5 Cabriolet (2017 - 2022) Review
Smart four-seater soft-top shines – roof up or down
Used price: £9,601 - £44,868PROS
- Well-insulated cabin
- Impressive media system
- Good range of powertrains
- Practical roof design
CONS
- Lack of legroom for rear passengers
- Expensive to buy
- Expensive to add options
- Not as good to drive as A5 Coupe
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Mazda MX-5 RF (2017 onwards) Review
Just like its soft-top sibling, but with added roof-up refinement
New price: £29,915 - £37,035PROS
- Fun to drive
- Generous standard equipment
- Quieter with roof up than soft-top version
CONS
- Firm ride
- Pricier than soft-top
- Cramped interior