Convertibles

Driving engagement has always been and continues to be the focus of the Porsche Boxster.

Maserati's MC20 will soon spawn a convertible and eventually an electric variant.

This 1991 Chevrolet Corvette Callaway Twin-Turbo Convertible is one of just 25 built with company's Aerobody body kit, and it's the only one painted yellow.

Mazda's current MX-5 enters its seventh year on the market with a few updates.

The current-generation Mustang is entering its eighth year on the market.

Meet the Pontiac Firebird developed as a challenger to the Jaguar E-Type.

Bentley's Continental GT is available with a new package aimed at lovers of black.

With concept car looks, strong performance, and impeccable build quality, the Lexus LC is hard to beat.

A new Z06 based on the C8 Corvette has arrived with a naturally aspirated, flat-plane-crank V-8 borrowed from the C8.R race car.

This 1960 Ferrari PF Cabriolet, with its front-engine design and aluminum-block V-12, came straight from the restoration shop to Jay Leno's Garage.

A new Corvette Z06 debuts on October 26, and its convertible body style has been spotted for the first time.

With 800 hp on tap, Techart's latest GT Street R Cabriolet will sprint all the way to 217 mph.

Don't look for Ford to launch a Shelby GT500 Convertible with the current Mustang but the situation may change with future generations.

The Aura concept represents a modern take on the classic British roadster.

There's new German sports car company offering a 400-plus-hp roadster.

California's Gunther Werks has presented its own 993-generation Porsche 911 Speedster crafted from carbon fiber.

Aston Martin has celebrated 70 years of U.S. sales with the reveal of the open-top Valkyrie Spider.

McLaren's hardcore version of the 720S supercar has just spawned an open-top version.

The next generation of the iconic SL is being developed by Mercedes-Benz AMG, and a prototype has been spotted.

Lamborghini's Aventador is about to be electrified but there's one last version with pure V-12 power.