Interesting fact: Convertibles feature retractable roofs, which add complexity and weight to their design compared to fixed-roof cars.
The answer: Most convertibles weigh between 1,400 and 1,800 kilograms (3,090 to 3,970 pounds), depending on size and features.
Convertibles are vehicles with roofs that can be folded or removed, offering an open-air driving experience. The mechanisms for the retractable roof add weight and structural reinforcements are needed to maintain rigidity, making convertibles generally heavier than their coupe counterparts. Weight varies by model, materials, and included technology.
