Convertibles

Fifth generation BMW 3 Series Convertible gains extra efficiency without compromising performance, style and practicality

Four-seat Bentley Continental Supersports Convertible is one of the world's fastest open-topped sports cars

The Smart ForTwo Cabriolet adds a soft-top roof to the pioneering two-seater city car design

The Abarth 500C is a proper mini hot hatch with a characterful 1.4-litre turbo, aggressive styling and sharpened handling

Soft-top variant of Audi TT RS promises to be just as thrilling as the coupe

Updated for 2012 the Audi S5 Cabriolet is now faster, sharper and more efficient than ever

Stunning Jaguar XK drop-top delivers glamour, pace, handling and comfort – although it's pricey to run

The DB9 Volante is everything you'd expect from an Aston - fast, beautiful and engaging to drive

With its spacious cabin and fast-folding fabric roof, the 2008-2014 Audi A3 Cabriolet is as desirable as it is practical

The drop-top Audi TT Roadster is beautifully designed and a great car to own with a grippy chassis and superb cabin

MINI JCW Convertible is most expensive and fastest version of the drop-top supermini available

The V8 Vantage S Roadster is a sportier version of Aston Martin's stunning entry-level drop-top, aimed at driving enthusiasts

After 45 years of constant evolution the 911 is the still the sports car benchmark.

The Audi A3 Cabriolet is a very capable and likeable car

We’re astounded by the GTC’s abilities, although beneath the veneer are less characterful VW roots

The MINI is charming, but has an ugly and cumbersome roof design.

The Spider's style and character make it a worthy contender, though it is flawed

Subtle updates have really helped keep the entry-level Boxster Mk2 at the top of its game for a decade

The drop-top TT is beautifully designed and a great car to own. With a grippy chassis and superb cabin, It's our class leader

There's more to the SLK than its clever roof - it's fast, well designed and is a relaxed cruiser. However, it doesn't relish hard driving.

The amazing SL coupe-convertible remains a first-rate GT, particularly since the latest round of revisions.

It might answer a load of questions that nobody really asked but you can't help but admire Citroen's Pluriel.

This is by no means Nissan's best car, and it doesn't bring anything new to the class.