The poor CrossCabriolet, it’s the car that everybody loves to hate. Nissan took a popular midsize model and hacked the roof off, a formula which tends to make for popular convertibles. The problem is that it’s usually a sedan or coupe being given the treatment, not a crossover, and the effect is strange-looking when it’s something this tall. Hideous might be a better way of describing it, as well as painfully expensive and inadequately engineered. It is big though, and if space is your highest priority (or, preferably, your only priority) when buying a convertible, this is the one for you.
See trim levels and configurations:
| Trim | Engine | Transmission | Drivetrain | Price (MSRP) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CrossCabriolet |
3.5L V6 Gas
|
Continuously Variable Automatic (CVT)
|
All-Wheel Drive
|
$41,995 |
NHTSA safety ratings are not available at this time.
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