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Top Gear's top five four-seat convertibles
Coming soon to a Saint-Tropez near you, the best four-seat drop-tops on sale
Rolls-Royce Dawn
Price: £264,000
Specs: 563bhp, 575lb ft, 0-62mph in 4.9s, VMax 155mph, 19.9mpg, CO2 330kg/kmEssentially a decapitated Wraith (but in reality much, much more), the Dawn is how luxury should be done in 2016. It's not about the tech, it's all in the tailoring.
Advertisement - Page continues belowPorsche 911 Carrera Cabriolet
Price: £85,253
Specs: 370bhp, 332lb ft, 0-62mph in 4.8s, VMax 181mph, 33.2mpg, CO2 195g/kmSome people think a soft-top 911 is just plain wrong. Well, those people are wrong. A proper sports car, just as wonderful to drive as the coupe. Now with turbos.
Bentley Continental GT V8 convertible
Price: £154,400
Specs: 500bhp, 487lb ft, 0-62mph in 5.0s, VMax 187mph, 25.9mpg, CO2 254g/kmThe Conti GT has always been a bit Premier League, but there are few better platforms from which to enjoy the sights, smells and sounds of the outdoor world than this.
Advertisement - Page continues belowBMW 428i Cabriolet
Price: £37,720
Specs: 242bhp, 258lb ft, 0-62mph in 6.4s, VMax 155mph, 41.5mpg, CO2 159g/kmAudi and Merc persist with fabric roofs, but the hard top gives the BMW an edge. It's lighter inside, more weather-proof and has the best engine range.
Fiat 500C TwinAir
Price: £17,020
Specs: 104bhp, 107lb ft, 0-62mph in 10.0s, VMax 117mph, 67.3mpg, CO2 99g/kmCharming as a little Italian car ought to be, with a thrummy two-cylinder engine that gives it bags of character. Works well in Turin. Less well in Hull.
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