Summer is here and the time is right for driving, not dancing, in the streets. The advent of hot summer evenings and weekends makes convertibles the car of choice for pleasure drives. But what kind of convertible should you drive? Are you a cruiser, do you sport retro style, or does fast cornering get your heart pumping? We break out seven different types of convertibles to fit all driving styles and personalities. Check out our examples and let us know your convertible preference in the comments section.
The 2012 BMW X5 xDrive35i emphasizes onroad handling in the most high-tech SUV available, although it hasn't conquered the curse of mediocre SUV fuel economy. More | Share on Facebook
The 2013 Infiniti JX35 seems to be custom-made for distracted parents, with seating for seven, advanced and innovative driver aid technology, and a full infotainment and rear-seat entertainment package. More | Share on Facebook
With more power and refinement, the 2013 Hyundai Genesis Coupe 3.8 R-Spec has grown into a genuine contender in the sports car market. However, fans of cabin tech should look at the 3.8 Track trim level. More | Share on Facebook
The 2012 Aston Martin V8 Vantage Roadster serves as a fine showpiece, but a balky transmission and poor cabin electronics hurt its everyday drivability. More | Share on Facebook
The much-improved 2012 Dodge Charger R/T offers a good blend of power and cabin technology, but could use a bit more refinement where efficiency and ease of use are concerned. More | Share on Facebook
I bought a three-year-old Boxster last year, and I don't think I can ever get anything else that offers as high of a fun-to-price ratio. They're expensive when new, but if you have patience and find the right used one, you can get it at a great price. They've also gotten pretty reliable over the years. Mine is a daily driver (50+ miles). Read full quote
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