Audi Convertibles

Audi’s convertibles are some of the most premium, value-rich, and well-rounded sports/leisure vehicles available in the USA. Straight-line proficiency and handling dynamics are apt in all of Audi’s 2-door convertibles, yet a luxurious ride quality remains calculatingly uncompromised. Though pricing for Audi’s drop-tops may be relatively exorbitant, every Audi cabriolet comes comprehensively outfitted with contemporary creature comforts, conveniences, and advanced driver-centered technologies. Their inherent safety and reliability standards are class-leading as well, making them some of the foremost two-door convertible sports cars around.

The Audi Roadster and Audi Cabriolet Range

The automaker’s “lifestyle automobile” selection is purposeful but sparse. To determine which would best suit your objective, below are the standard specs for each nameplate within the classification:

• TT Roadster: Under the hood of the compact Audi TT Roadster is a 2.0-liter turbo-four engine tethered to a seven-speed automatic gearbox that was introduced for 2019. The brand’s acclaimed quattro all-wheel-drive system is installed to the line's standalone variant by default.
• A5 Convertible: All four corners of the A5 are powered by a 2.0-liter four-cylinder turbo engine paired to a seven-speed automatic transmission. It’s a 2-door convertible car with a four-seater configuration, differentiating it from the slightly more affordable two-seater.
• S5 Convertible: A turbocharged 3.0L V6 unit is the driving force behind the S5. It comes mated to an eight-speed automated transmission and quattro AWD setup. The cabriolet is luxuriously pliant and composed on the road as a family commuter but is available with a rear differential for improved cornering dynamics, which add to its athletic prowess.
• R8 Spyder: There are two trims in the R8 model list. In the base derivative, a 5.2L V10 mill delivers a red hot 562 horsepower and 406 lb-ft of torque. In the higher-tier Performance trim, the mill is dialed up to churn out an even hotter 602 hp and 413 lb-ft of torque. Both configurations see an electronic seven-speed gearbox directing outputs to a stock 4WD setup. It’s also a gorgeous machine, to boot, with access to eye-catching hues like Vegas Yellow, Tango Red, and Ara Blue.

Starting Prices of Audi Convertible Models

What to Consider Before Buying

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Pros

• Masterfully balanced drive aptitude and ride quality
• Contemporary and attractive overall aesthetics
• Premium level cabins and featureful interiors
• Proffered with oodles of value for the money
• Top-notch safety and reliability standards

Cons

• Competitors are more proficient and dynamically sharp
• Not very versatile or practical as daily commuters
• In-cabin passenger room is significantly limited
• Lifestyle living bears a hefty financial cost

FAQs About Audi Drop-Tops