Open roof car

Mercedes-Benz espouses the versatility of its new S-class flagship by first offering it as a sedan, then a coupe, and now as a cabriolet, opening up the roof for four passengers.

A car that's missing both a roof and a windshield may sound like the kind of vehicle you can pick up for cheap on Craigslist, not pay exorbitant amounts of cash for. But that's exactly what you'll get with the Lamborghini Aventador J, the just-revealed convertible version of the Italian marque's flagship supercar. Rather than

2012 was a great year for new supercars, but 2013 also looks to be equally exciting with the expected launches of the Porsche 918 Spyder, Ferrari's Enzo replacement and the McLaren P1.

Bugatti introduced the open-roof Veyron Grand Sport 2.1 at Pebble Beach in 2008, with production starting the following year. Bugatti reacquired the original prototype in...

Just like the hard-top version, Lamborghini’s new open-roof Aventador S Roadster is powered by a naturally aspirated 729 horsepower V12 that hits a top speed of 217 MPH. The only difference is that with the S Roadster, you’ll have the wind in what’s left of your hair. If for some reason you tire of that

After a warm critical response to the its LRX Concept, Land Rover has announced that it will produce the concept as the 2010 Range Rover LRX. This

A stunning high-performance grand tourer, which offers coupe-like refinement and weather protection when the roof is up, and open-air thrills when retracted.