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Delivering the same driving thrills as the Coupe but with a soft-top roof, the Porsche 911 Carrera Cabriolet is the best 911 Cabriolet to date.
Combining BMW luxury driving with race-track performance, the BMW M8 Convertible is in a class of its own, its 4.4 litre V8 M TwinPower Turbo engine unleashing 625hp.
The new Ford Mustang Convertible, an iconic American muscle car, combines classic style with modern performance. Available in various trims, including EcoBoost and GT, it offers exhilarating open-top driving, perfect for the UK's scenic routes. A truly captivating vehicle.
Looking to get behind the wheel of a convertible lease car? Nationwide Vehicle Contracts has a range of convertible lease deals available to ensure you'll be cruising with the wind in your hair.
Our convertible lease deals include:
We have a range of cabriolet lease deals to choose from, including the Volkswagen T-Roc Cabriolet, the premium Mercedes-Benz E-Class Cabriolet, or the luxurious Jaguar F-Type Convertible.
All convertible car lease deals are available on a personal or business lease agreement.
A convertible is a type of car with a retractable or removable top that can be folded down to allow passengers to enjoy an open-air driving experience.
Convertibles are usually two-door cars with spacious front seats but little room for passengers in the rear.
There isn’t a difference between a convertible and a cabriolet. The term "convertible" is commonly used in North America, while "cabriolet" is more commonly used in Europe, particularly in the United Kingdom. They both refer to the same type of car, which has a folding or removable roof and provide the same fundamental experience of open-top motoring, allowing drivers and passengers to enjoy the sensation of wind and sun while driving.
Prices to lease a convertible car range from £240 per month up to £1,700 per month. There is such a big price range because premium convertible cars feature some of the latest technology and most powerful engines.
Convertible cars typically come with higher insurance premiums due to several factors. First, convertible cars tend to be flashier and more expensive, and as a result, increase the risk of theft.
Also, because of the complicated mechanics involved with a convertible roof, it costs more to repair, which leads to higher insurance costs.
For more information on insurance, check out our UK Car Insurance Groups Explained guide.
Buying or leasing a convertible depends on your financial situation and future plans. If you want lower monthly payments and the ability to drive a new model every few years, leasing would be the smart choice.
However, buying the car would be best if you’re looking for long-term ownership or if you don’t have the credit rating to be eligible for car leasing.
For more information, check out our Buying vs Leasing guide.
The most spacious four-seat convertible is the BMW 4 Series Convertible. There’s plenty of room for two passengers over six feet tall in the front, and there’s a good amount of legroom for two adults sitting in the back.
The 4 Series Convertible also has a generous boot at 385 litres.