#Cabriolet

BMW, like the rest of the world, is on a mission to convince the marketplace that its cars are even more luxurious, premium, and valuable than ever before. They’ve changed their slogan from Pure Driving Pleasure to Ultimate Driving Machine, they’re charging more money, and they’ve shelved the 6 Series in favor of the 8. And it’s in that last change (and perhaps only in that last change) that everything comes together.

Audi recently filed a patent for a new type of convertible folding mechanism that allows for a convertible to be designed with B and D pillars.

It takes a certain kind of person to want a convertible.

When car companies introduce new products, they go to stupefying lengths and spend inordinate amounts of money to present them in the best light possible.

With Old Man Winter in full retreat it’s finally drop-top season once more.

The 1996 Audi Cabriolet 2.6 used in the film Diana is heading to auction.

After a four-and-a-half-decade hiatus, Mercedes-Benz will once again offer a droptop, four-seat flagship car. We’re getting our first good look at the S-Class Cabriolet right here at the Frankfurt Motor Show and here’s what you should know about it.

The rumor mill is churning like the business end of an industrial mixer, and sources indicate two brand-new MINI models are on the way.

Looking for a drop-top car? You have quite a few options on the market today. But what if you want a flagship-caliber machine? Your choices a dramatically more limited, though the folks Mercedes-Benz are about to give you another option.

For those who miss the Chrysler 200 Convertible and Volvo C70, there’s good news – Buick has a car for you.

One of the most engaging options in the 911 family, the GTS, has returned.

The 2014 Paris Motor Show is in full swing with global automakers revealing all kinds of concept cars and production models in the City of Light. BMW took advantage of the occasion to unveil its new drop-top 2 Series.

In what must have been a logistical nightmare, Mazda simultaneously debut the next generation MX-5 in three different countries around the world at the same time.

The Mazda MX-5 Miata turns 25 this year. So does the car Road Test Editor Mike Schlee calls his daily driver. A few years back he purchased a first year Miata. Far from leading a pampered life, it’s lived a hard 25 years and seen more miles than any sports car should. In honor of the 25th anniversary of the Miata’s introduction, here is Mike’s story of how we came across his car and what it’s like after all these years.

My dad was coming over one warm spring Saturday morning to help with our latest home improvement project. Having arrived in town a bit early, he decided to indulge in one of his favorite pastimes, perusing yard sales.