Convertibles, perhaps not so practical in the Canadian winter, offer the enjoyment of open-air motoring, which can make them a blast through the hot summer months.

There aren’t many to choose from these days in Canada as most automakers have ditched this style of car, but there are a few to pick through still.

Here, we’ve got a list of 2025 model year convertible cars available in Canada at prices of less than $75,000.

The following article is neither a review nor a recommendation, it is simply a list of what’s available. Starting advertised price is the manufacturer’s suggested retail price (MSRP), plus fees and levies. Fees and levies may differ by location. Tax is extra. Dealers may set their own prices. Check with your local dealer for an exact price.

The list is ordered from most expensive to least expensive.

BMW 430i xDrive

Starting advertised price: $72,757 (MSRP of $69,500)

BMW has two cars on this list, the first of which is its 4 Series car (pictured up top), offering open-top motoring for up to four people. The 4 Series convertible is available in 430i trim, featuring a turbocharged four-cylinder engine producing 255 hp and xDrive all-wheel drive, or the more powerful M440i, but that model’s priced well above $80,000. With the 430i, you get plenty of comfort features, including BMW’s Operating System 8.5 with navigation, sports seats, sport leather steering wheel, a curved display and more.

Build yours on the BMW Canada website.

BMW Z4

Starting advertised price: $72,257 (MSRP of $69,000)

The BMW Z4 is also available with two powertrain options, with the 30i sDrive base model featuring a turbocharged four-cylinder engine producing 255 hp. Like the 4 Series above, it can be had as a more powerful M40i model, but that version also gets you over $80,000. All Z4s have rear-wheel drive and the two-seat roadster combines sportiness, precision-tuned dynamics and luxury.

Build yours on the BMW Canada website.

Ford Mustang

Starting advertised price: $47,575 (MSRP of $45,280)

The convertible Mustang builds on the base model coupe, with a 2.3-litre EcoBoost engine that produces 315 hp and 350 lb.-ft. of torque. The iconic pony car also has selectable drive modes, as well as a customizable 12.4-inch digital cluster and a 13.2-inch centre touchscreen, along with a host of tech features, including track apps if you want to measure how you do on the track, plus active noise cancellation and much more. If you need more power, you can also opt for the V8-powered GT.

Build yours on the Ford Canada website.

Mini Cooper Convertible

Starting advertised price: $46,709 (MSRP of $42,990)

Mini’s convertible was redesigned recently and features a minimalist look intended for a fun-first experience. The top can be opened, closed or be somewhere in between with a sunroof mode. The base model has 161 hp, which won’t win you drag races but the car makes its key fun points in being lightweight and tossable around the corners. If you need more power, there are also the Cooper S and Cooper JCW versions.

Build yours on the Mini Canada website.

Mazda MX-5 RF

Starting advertised price: $45,121 (MSRP of $42,100)

The MX-5 RF is the hard-top convertible roadster version of the MX-5, also known as the Miata, which appears a little lower on this list. It’s powered by a Skyactiv-G 2-litre four-cyilnder engine with 181 hp, and comes standard nine Bose speakers with AudioPilot 2 noise compensation technology, a sport suspension with Bilstein shock absorbers (manual transmission only) plus all the standard features found on the soft-top MX-5.

Build yours on the Mazda Canada website.

Mazda MX-5

Starting advertised price: $38,121 (MSRP of $35,100)

This little car, formerly called the Miata, comes standard with a Skyactiv-G 2-litre engine good for 181 hp and 151 lb.-ft. of torque, 17-inch alloy wheels and leather-wrapped steering wheel, shift knob and parking brake handle. A six-speed manual transmission is the only gearbox available on the base model and comes standard on the higher trims.

Build yours on the Mazda Canada website.

Other vehicles to mention

Besides the few vehicles you see above, Mercedes-Benz’s CLE 300 Cabriolet is priced just slightly higher than $75,000.

Lastly, while the list above focuses on cars, there are also a pair of SUVs available that offer open-top motoring. Those include the Jeep Wrangler and Ford Bronco.

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