Abarth Convertible

The Abarth Convertible seating position is high and it feels like you're sitting on the chairs rather than in them. The back seat, of course, is cramped – but that's expected of a car this tiny. And the convertible top, while a nice feature to have, acts more like a glorified moonroof, opening a large middle portion of the car rather than the entire roof. Also, there are some pretty noticeable blind spots.

The Fiat Abarth Convertible manages to complete the run to the quarter-mile in under 15 seconds and that is respectable for a convertible in its class. Out on the open road, once you get past the turbo lag, the 124 Spider shows its true colors and can embarrass the other run of the mill cars out there.