Wind in your hair, sun on your face and your destination hoving into view really quite quickly
The new oneContinental GT Convertible (2019)The all-new Continental gets the convertible treatment. All the good stuƒ from the coupe is here – rotating infotainment Toblerone, far keener dynamics, the 626bhp W12 – but with aroof you can lose. Prices start from £175,100.
The du oneAzure T (1995)A classic chunk of pre-VW Bentley engineering. The Azure was based on the Arnage, which wallowed like a holed frigate and, with the roof removed, things only got worse. Didn’t put peopleoƒ, though – Bentley sold 1403 at over £200,000 a pop.
The rare one R Type Continental Drophead Coupe (1954) This svelte device was the fastest four-seater of its day – the R†Type Continental cracked 120mph in speed tests. Only 207 were built and only a couple were Dropheads so you won’t see many on eBay. Also you’ll need £1m before you hit ‘Make Oƒer’.
The ultimate oneBlower Bentley (1929)The supercharged 4½-litre Birkin raced in the Le Mans 24 Hours in 1930. Busy cockpit includes controls for advance/retard, supercharger oil €low and a manual lap counter, as well as all theconventional stuƒ.