Top 10 Most Affordable Convertibles for 2002

Dying for the pleasure of top-down driving but limited by a budget? We've compiled a list of the 10 cheapest convertibles -- yes, some are family-friendly four-seaters, while others are carefree roadsters, but all have a removable top so that the sun can warm your face and the summer breeze can ruffle your hair. The first nine cars on this list have MSRPs under 30 grand -- and of course, many of them can be purchased much closer to invoice.

  1. 1. Volkswagen Cabrio, $20,150

  • 2. Mazda MX-5 Miata, $21,800

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  • 3. Ford Mustang Convertible, $23,430

  • 4. Chrysler Sebring Convertible, $23,875

  • 5. Mitsubishi Eclipse Spyder, $24,172

  • 6. Toyota MR2 Spyder, $24,220

  • 7. Toyota Camry Solara Convertible, $25,980

  • 8. Chevrolet Camaro Convertible, $26,855

  • 9. Pontiac Firebird Convertible, $27,410

  • 10. BMW Z3 Roadster 2.5i, $31,945

    • Five Affordable Topless Sport-Utes

    So those were the 10 least expensive topless cars, but if you're desperate for top-down thrills and must keep the out-the-door price under $20,000, consider an SUV. Yes, surprisingly enough, the cheapest "convertibles" are actually trucks. All five sport-utes on the list are available in a two-door, removable soft-top configuration and, thus, can essentially function as convertibles.

    1. 1. Kia Sportage, $15,140

  • 2. Jeep Wrangler, $15,815

  • 3. Suzuki Vitara, $16,089

  • 4. Chevrolet Tracker, $16,435

  • 5. Isuzu Rodeo Sport, $16,985

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