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Jun 8, 2026
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What’s the best convertible for open-air driving?
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CAR REVIEW
What’s the best convertible for open-air driving?
MARK RICHARDSON
, KUNAL D’SOUZA AND MIRANDA LIGHTSTONE
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PUBLISHED JUNE 8, 2026
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Mark Richardson
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The $43,995 Wrangler is my first and obvious choice if you want to feel the wind and sunshine when you drive, because so much of its cabin wall is removable. The $43,995 (before taxes) base Sport model comes standard with a Sunrider soft-top that rolls back…
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