| Ranking | Details |
|---|---|
| #1 |
Awesome Performance and Looks, Mediocre ReliabilitySource: MSN Autos...The clutch and/or transmissions WILL fail in a year or two if pushed hard, and are somwhat costly to get repaired in comparison to many other domestic cars. In addition, the shifters in a 5-speed are notoriously 'crunchy' thanks to lame synchronizers in the transmission...this meaning that you will often time hear a TINY bit of that grinding noise that is normally only heard in other 5-speeds when you try to shift without the clutch in... Overall: Overall, this is a very respectable ride that provides affordable performance that is still applicable to the standard daily driver. Unfortunately... |
| #2 |
Back to the FutureSource: Cars.com..."I love my purple honda! I call it back to the future car. Its a basic car no power steering and its a 5 speed. It has alot of pick up and go for the 2 door coupe."... |
| #3 |
Reliable Car - Good Gas Mileage!Source: Edmunds
...Great Gas Mileage! Fun and sporty car. Good value for your $$.Buy an automatic transmission instead of a 5- Speed though. |
| #4 |
A work horse for any need.Source: MSN Autos
...Pros: I have used this vehicle for pulling a travel traler all over the country and have had no problem's |
| #5 |
great for summer and winterSource: Cars.com..."very good car.the quattro is great for summer and winter .good power. handles well. very quiet convertible. only complaint ride is a bit bouncy??? could be the tires???"... |
| #6 |
nice little carSource: Cars.com...really wish i didnt sell it now with the gas prices. very little leg room in the rear. didnt have a good audio system. road noise was kinda loud i think going down the road. but all in all its a good little car to get around in. didnt have much power at all. but its an eco car. great for long cruzes. comfortable reliable and easy to maintain. i thought it was a great car. just keep an eye on oil cuz saturns are known to burn oil when they have high miles."... |
| #7 |
A5-Best for the moneySource: Cars.com
..."The 2011 A5 with sports package has it all: great driving experience, cool styling and value. |
| #8 |
Car has it allSource: Edmunds
...Well first of all, it's drop-dead gorgeous. Amazing Deep Sea Blue paint, although I personally think the curves show up better with the lighter colors. |
| #9 |
VR4 Spyder - avoid unless you are richSource: Cars.com
..."I had a love - hate relationship with my former VR4. |
| #10 |
Worlds Best... But Not For Most.Source: MSN Autos...This Is My Daily Driver. The Last One I Had Was An '86 Base Model And I purchased It At 162,000KMS And Drove It For 11 Months While Putting Another 40,000KMS Of Hard City Driving And Speeding In That Short Amount Of Time. Never Has It Failed Me Even Slightly. Same Goes For My Current '88 GXL. I Plan On Driving This One At Least Till It Hits Its 25th Birthday. My Old Car Is Now Sold And Is Under Restoration (Rusting Because Of Road Salt Here In The Winter) By The Buyer And He Just Loves It Too. People Would Pay 4 Times What It Sells For Right Now If It Had A Porshe Badge Instead. P.S. The... |
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Four-seat convertibles can be split into two groups: soft-tops and folding hardtops.
The Audi A5 Cabriolet’s German kin include the Mercedes-Benz E-Class Cabriolet, which also chooses a soft top over a folding hardtop to keep complexity down.
The remaining vehicles are offered as hardtop convertibles, and the BMW 3-Series Convertible has one of the more pleasing shapes, to go with its tenacious handling.
Both Japanese convertibles are relatively new to the field; the Infiniti’s top-down looks seem superior, while the Lexus’ interior room may offer a bit more space.
