Top 10 Used Convertibles

The Buick Enclave luxury crossover is packaged so well that even as a mid-sized vehicle, it will seat up to eight passengers, which puts it up against larger SUVs. The Enclave borrows a lot from many of the luxury cars available from Buick and it provides stiff competition for models from Lexus, Acura and Lincoln. With a state-of-the-art infotainment system capable of connecting to most modern devices and plenty of soft touch, high-quality interior materials, the Buick Enclave feels every bit...

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 Mustang may still have one of the most recognizable names in the automotive world, but with its current design, it's far more than just a pretty face and a familiar name. It represents one of the best value propositions for buyers who just want the fastest car for their money. Popularly, there has been a "slow" Mustang and a "fast" Mustang. The current Mustang does away with the slow Mustang. Now there are "fast" Mustang models and "even faster" models. The Mustang starts at under...

The Mercedes Benz E-Class is a mid-sized luxury car, and competes with Audi's A6, BMW's 5-Series and the Lexus GS. All offer plenty of space, with an array of powerful engines, but none offer the kind of refinement, ease of operation, or model variety of the E-Class. The E-Class also offers great fuel economy for a luxury vehicle, making due (in E300 guise) with a turbocharged 4-cylinder while most of its competitors use bigger and thirstier engines. While the engine in the E300 is small,...

The 2020 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...

In their new "718" guise, Porsche's Boxster and Cayman are better than they've ever been. Its lightweight body, exceptional mid-engine chassis dynamics and plenty of Porsche's legendary engineering know-how makes it one of the most well-balanced and best-handling cars available at any price.

The MX-5 appeals to so many buyers because of its relative attainability, and the bang-for-buck return it offers. With a base price starting just above $26,000, the MX-5 Miata is one of the least-expensive convertibles on the market, and it undercuts rivals such as the Subaru BR-Z. Meanwhile, the revolutionary MX-5 RF "retractable fastback" slots in for under $32,000.

The 500X is similar in size to a subcompact hatch. As a result, the 500X saves on fuel and is easy to maneuver in the city, and parallel parking should be a snap with its short wheelbase. Pricing for the 500X starts just below $26,000 so in addition to being smaller than most other crossovers, it's a reasonably priced option as well.

With a base price just below $36,000, Volkswagen have set the Arteon up to compete with cars such as the Toyota Avalon and the Nissan Maxima, flagship vehicles from brands that aren't necessarily dedicated to luxury. At the same time, buyers looking at an entry-level car from Mercedes, BMW or Audi would do well to cross-shop the Arteon. It provides considerable value with its spacious interior and lower base price than a BMW 3-series, while still providing comparable levels of luxury and...

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.