Edmunds.com Best Convertible Survey

[1speedbike]

"Which convertible would you most want to drive?"

Quick survey; just a list of cars with buttons next to them.

Show the 1 series some love by voting for it! It literally takes 5 seconds.

http://edmunds.opinio.net/s?s=consum...es_convertible

[tcd223]

idk, that Chrysler 200 is looking like it might get my vote.

[1speedbike]

Originally Posted by tcd223

idk, that Chrysler 200 is looking like it might get my vote.

You mean the facelifted Sebring that they're pushing as an all-new car?

[TX78666]

Drive, or own?

I think I'd most like to drive the Boxster, because I've never driven one, and I am curious what all the fuss is about, but I'll never buy one to find out.

Own? Yeah, the 135, unless I wanted a Spec Miata for the track, but that's not really what they're asking.

[Pangloss]

Lotta iffy reviews on the 200. But I give Chrysler a lot of credit for keeping that thing going -- there's a lot to be said for reasonably-priced verts, and there just are never that many models to choose from.

I really love my 135i as a convertible. I had no idea it would be so quiet with the top up -- it's easily the quietest soft-top I've ever driven. You can actually hold a normal conversation at 80 mph, and at any lower speed it might as well be a coupe. Awesome. (I love the 3-series hard-top verts, but I'm glad they went softie with the 1er -- I use that trunk space!)

I'm sure there have been some more expensive softies in the past that were quieter, and I imagine the hard-top convertibles are even quieter still, but it's a lot quieter than the roadsters I've owned in the past (and my Solstice even had a headliner).

[Top Gon]

Z4 got my vote

[shodanusmc]

135 Vert