There’s nothing more thrilling than dropping the top of a convertible on a sunny day and hitting the open road. Like all fun things automotive, though, there is a major consideration when it comes to ...

After a century as one of the world’s leading makers of convertible tops, family-owned manufacturer Haartz Corp. produces materials founder John C. Haartz might not have been able to imagine, but the ...

Car enthusiasts will be quick to tell you that convertible tops slow a car down, and this has truth to it thanks to the mechanics it takes to work a traditional convertible top. The heavier the car, ...

A family-owned 1963 Lincoln Continental convertible with suicide doors and the 430 V8, a driver needing sorting.

"So many ways to style! Flattering and a must have in every closet," one customer wrote. Another shopper shared, "So good!! My new favorite going out top!! Sooo many fun ways to wear it I love it." ...

Since it produced its first motor vehicle, the Toyoda Model AA, in 1936, the Toyota Motor Corporation has evolved from a one-car wonder making just 100 Model AAs that first year into a full-line ...

Let's face it. The reason you own or want to own a convertible is so you can cruise around with the top down. That's the point. It looks cool. It feels cool. There isn't a muscle car model that isn't ...

This eye-catching 1971 Dodge Challenger R/T Convertible Clone features a powerful 440 Magnum V6 mated to an automatic transmission.Upgraded with thousands of dollars in recent enhancements, this ...

There’s something truly freeing about the rush of a top-down driving experience. Fortunately, the love for open-air driving is so universal that there’s a convertible option across myriad makes, ...