This list is heavily skewed toward practical vehicles for hauling families and belongings, but there are plenty of shoppers who want something a little more fun, maybe even with a top that folds down to let in the air and sun.
Of course, wanting something sporty to drive doesn’t mean that shoppers are willing to put up with troublesome cars that will keep them on a first-name basis with their dealer’s service manager.
Among fun-to-drive domestic cars, take a look at the venerable Ford Mustang. It has lots of power, decent gas mileage, racy lines and an available convertible top. Consumer Reports bestowed its “Recommended” rating on the Mustang, and it scored a third-place finish in its class in J.D. Power’s Vehicle Dependability Study.
Maybe the new Chevrolet Camaro and Dodge Challenger have taken their showroom battle with the Mustang into the realm of reliability and will get their own impressive scores in coming years.
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