Convertible cars
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Q: What was the first Japanese luxury marque to offer a convertible?
Infiniti
Q: Which European car was considered the world's smallest production convertible at its 1982 launch?
Talbot Samba Cabriolet
Q: What was the first Aston Martin convertible made entirely of carbon-fiber body panels?
Aston Martin Vanquish Volante
Q: What was Vauxhall's first full-size four-seat convertible since the 1930s?
Vauxhall Cascada
Q: What was Mitsubishi's first coupe-cabriolet, based on the small-sized Colt vehicle, called?
Mitsubishi Colt CZC
Q: What was the first rag-top Ferrari since the Daytona?
Ferrari Mondial Cabriolet
Q: What was the first open-top BMW M Performance car in the compact premium segment?
BMW M235i Cabrio
Q: What was the convertible version of the SAAB 9-X BioHybrid called?
SAAB 9-X Air
Q: What was the convertible variant of the Lamborghini Gallardo called?
Gallardo Spyder
Q: What was the first mass-produced convertible from the Lamborghini brand called?
Lamborghini Silhouette
Q: What was Bentley's first truly comfortable, luxury four-seater convertible called?
Bentley Azure
Q: What was Toyota's first convertible car?
Toyota Publica Cabrio
Q: What was the hardtop convertible version of the Nissan Micra called?
Nissan Micra C+C
Q: What was Peugeot's first compact hard-top convertible called?
Peugeot 307 CC
Q: Did the Buick Invicta have a convertible version?
Yes
Q: In what year was the first convertible version of the Pontiac Tempest offered?
1962
Q: What was the first convertible from the Mercedes-Maybach brand?
Mercedes-Maybach S 650 Cabrio
Q: Did the Mercedes-Benz 300 d Cabriolet have a Diesel engine?
No
Q: What was Lexus' first foray into the luxury convertible market called?
Lexus SC 430
Q: What was the convertible version of the Mitsuoka Orochi called?
Mitsuoka Orochi Nude Top
