 2007 Ford Mustang GT
Grade: A
In 2007, Ford Mustang returned with the legendary GT. The grandfather of all convertibles,
this year’s version took pieces of
its signature look and incorporated new
features that will cause Mustang fans to
fall in love all over again. For safety, the
GT added a wide glass backlite and slim
C-pillars that gives drivers better rear
visibility. The GT’s engine remains powerful
with its super 4.6-liter V-8 engine. - amir shaw
2007 Honda S2000
Grade: B
Honda’s reputation as a reliable car manufacture
made the S2000 one of the most sought after convertibles
in 2007. The two-seater comes with 17-
inch wheels, keyless entry, xenon HID headlights
and a power-operated top. Driving power is priceless
with 8,000-rpm and a double-wishbone front and
rear suspension that allows the car to maintain balance
as it reaches high speeds. The S2000 proved
that Honda has yet to lose its flair for quality.
2007 Volkswagen Eos
Grade: B-
The
2007 Volkswagen Eos proved that luxury and
affordability can co-exist. Starting at under
$30,000, the Eos comes with a glass top that
makes lowering the top an experience in itself.
Buyers have a choice of leather or cloth upholstery
in the wood-trimmed interior. With a 2.0-liter
turbocharged four-cylinder engine, the Eos holds
its own in the speed department. Volkswagen’s
return to chic continued with the impressive Eos.
2007 Mitsubishi Eclipse Spyder GT
Grade: B
The
Special features on the 2007 Eclipse Spyder GT
included a technically advanced convertible top
that folds under a flush-fitting power cover in less
than 20 seconds. The 260-horsepower V6 engine
goes from 0-to-60 mph in about 7 seconds. Safety
features included advanced dual-stage front air
bags and seat-mounted side air bags, and antilock
braking system (ABS) with electronic brakeforce
distribution (EBD).
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