Fun in the Sun – Five Best Convertibles

Summer is almost here and what better way to make the most of the long days and sunny weather than by cruising around in a shiny new convertible? It might sound like an expensive luxury, but it really doesn’t have to cost as much as you’d think, and you won’t have to fork out to buy a new BMW, Porsche or Lexus to be out there enjoying the sun in your new motor. Smaller city cars are becoming more and more popular as they are cheaper and more fuel efficient. Here are five of our favourite convertibles for the summer that won’t break the bank:

Nissan Micra C+C
The Nissan Micra has held its position at the top of the small car market for years, and this coupe cabriolet version comes with a neat folding glass roof for panoramic views and a sense of being outdoors even when the roof is up. It’s cute, sleek and best of all it doesn’t even cost much more than it would to buy a Nissan Micra in its normal form, without the folding roof!

Mitsubishi Colt Cabriolet
With a metal roof that folds away effortlessly, the Colt Cabriolet is a small convertible for people who like the little details. It’s well equipped with the little touches to make life easier, and has a large storage capacity in the boot, making it one of the most competitive cars in its class.

Audi TT Roadster
Alright so this one does cost more but really it had to be on the list. Audis are well known for keeping one step ahead of the average car on the road and the Roadster model stays true to this rule. Its sleek interior, smooth handling and powerful engine make it one of the most desirable small convertibles around – if you want to buy an Audi this could be the perfect car for you.

Mazda MX-5
The MX-5has been a common sight on the roads since it first launched in the late 1980s, and the reasons for its popularity are no mystery. The aesthetically attractive interior and lightweight body ensure that it is a fun and sporty drive. Traditionally a soft top, with the newest model you have the choice of an electrically powered hard top instead which folds back completely in just 12 seconds.

Mini Convertible
You’ve probably noticed that most Minis look pretty much the same, but the truth is they are one of the most customisable cars around. Obviously the convertible looks slightly different to most Minis thanks to its canvas roof, but there is a seemingly neverending list of other alterations you can choose so you can customise the car to your exact specifications.

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