Convertible News

The earliest convertible vehicle with a power-operated retractable roof dates back to 1934 – the Peugeot 601 Eclipse.

Although convertibles aren’t always the most practical vehicles, especially in the colder, wetter climates of the UK, they offer drivers something special: carefree fun on the road.

The BMW 4 Series cabriolet F33 is one of the most stylish, sleek, and sophisticated vehicles ever released by the German automobile manufacturer. It combines excellent performance with a luxurious exterior — just what the average cabriolet driver is looking for!

The BMW E30 is an iconic luxury vehicle produced by BMW between 1982 and 1994. It was of BMW’s most popular models with more than 2.33 millions units being sold internationally.

The team at Cayman Autos is very passionate about cabriolets! We love talking about the latest luxury cabriolets released onto the market and their innovative folding roof designs. Our team also loves reminiscing over the classic convertibles of yesteryear.

BMW launched the F33 4 series cabriolet in 2014. It was a major rebranding of the very popular BMW 3 series coupe/cabriolet (E92/E93), which is regarded by many people as one of best cabriolets ever made. In this post we will take a look back at the BMW E93 and its innovative folding roof design.

Are you think of buying a convertible car for the first time or renting one for the summer? Congratulations, you have made a great decision — convertibles are fun to drive, very stylish and allow you to make the most of the beautiful sunny days we have been seeing in the UK.

Four-wheel drive SUVs have come a long way in the past 50-years! They are no longer dedicated to off-roading — SUVs are also released as luxury vehicles that exude class and sophistication.

2016 is going to be an exciting year for Mini lovers, with the launch of a new convertible range on the 5th of March. These fun little cars will be released just in time for Spring, allowing owners to make the most of the convertible roof.

If money were no object, what would you buy? Would you opt for five-star luxury or world-class performance?