Top 10 Best Looking Convertibles

The sixth-generation Camaro takes the fight to its domestic rivals like the Ford Mustang and Dodge Challenger. The turbocharged 4-cylinder returns impressive fuel economy, and the available V6 is the most powerful in its class, while a bonkers V8 makes the Camaro a muscle-car-lover's dream. With upgraded cabin materials, selectable driving modes and slick retro-modern styling, the 2019 Camaro is hard to beat.

The 2019 Audi A5 and its performance variant, the S5, are a family of compact luxury coupes and cabriolets. The biggest differences between the models are oriented around powertrains and performance hardware. The A5 lineup offers a competitive alternative to the BMW 3-Series, Cadillac CTS coupe and INFINITI Q50 coupe. In S5 form, it offers an excellent compromise between ride, comfort and performance, with 0-60 times of under 5 seconds. With the Audi Connect system and revised MMI...

The BMW Z4 starts at just under $50,000, a price that brings it in for less than such heavyweights as the Porsche 718 Boxster and Chevy Corvette but pricier than the Mazda Miata and Nissan 370Z. The BMW Z4 offers handling that meets or beats than the Porsche but with more refinement and luxury than the Corvette. The Mazda and Nissan can't keep up with the Z4 in terms of performance even while the BMW matches them for fuel economy.

The Chevrolet Corvette has always been a performance bargain, and the latest iteration is no exception. With a base MSRP of $55,450, it offers world-class performance and handling at half the price of sports cars from Europe. Even more impressive, the 2019 Corvette delivers amazing fuel economy for a 455-horsepower car, with an EPA-estimated 29 mpg on the highway.

Jaguar's F-Type is a bold exercise in building the perfect sports car. The range of V6 and V8 powerplants suit the chassis perfectly, making it a serious performance machine to compete with the likes of the Porsche Boxster, BMW Z4 and the Audi TTS. The F-Type also gives V8-equipped competitors such as the Corvette and Mercedes SLK55 AMG a serious run for their money as well.

The AMG GT is one of the most technologically advanced sports cars on the market, with a stunningly sculpted exterior and well-integrated technology, it is a stand-out in the segment. To go along with all the flash and gadgetry the GT's drivetrain is sharp and responsive providing seamless shifts via the 7-speed dual clutch automatic transmission in-between roaring exhaust notes when given the room to roam. With the AMG GT, Mercedes has taken direct aim at its German counterparts,...

The Aston Martin DB11 competes with other ultra high-performance luxury cars such as the Bentley Continental GT, the Porsche 911 Turbo and the Ferrari Portofino. The Aston Martin feels right at home in that tier, but also offers a sweet spot between luxury and performance, being a bit more luxurious than the Ferrari, while being sportier than the Bentley. Unlike the 911 Turbo, the DB11 doesn't share any sheet metal with lesser cars. Available as either a coupe or a convertible, with a choice...

The Huracan was introduced in 2015 as the entry-level replacement for the retired Gallardo. However, when the automaker is Lamborghini, the term 'entry-level' takes on new meaning. The Huracan is every bit the supercar its predecessor was, with over-the-top styling matched with intense performance and handling. On top of this, Lamborghini made an attempt to make the Huracan both easier to drive and a more pleasant place to be, even when away from the racetrack.

The BMW 8-series is an expensive car, nobody will ever accuse the car of being a bargain, but at the same time it's not exactly a bad value either. Nice things are expensive, and the 8-Series is very much a nice thing. One could maybe get all that luxury for cheaper, and there are certainly faster cars out there for less money. But combine those traits and add in an absolutely gorgeous body, and the list of cars providing all three of these things begins to shrink rapidly. Ultimately though,...

In the world of high-performance sports cars, the 911 is arguably the most iconic model in history. Though the design has continued to evolve over the last 50 years, the fundamentals are still in place: rear-mounted flat-6 engine and a precision chassis developed with handling in mind. Together, the components add up to a sports car that's hard to beat both in terms of aesthetics and performance. The 911's a capable competitor to other sport coupes such as the Aston Martin V8 Vantage, Audi...