Does the Audi S5 have a convertible version?

[LaAthena]

Audi S5 does have a convertible version, specifically the 2017 S5 3.0T Cabriolet, which features a soft-top convertible design. The Audi S5 is a high-performance sports coupe produced by Audi. In terms of power, it is equipped with a 3.0-liter 6-cylinder turbocharged engine, delivering a maximum horsepower of 354, a peak power output of 260 kW, and a maximum torque of 500 Nm. For the transmission, the Audi S5 uses an 8-speed dual-clutch gearbox. It employs a four-wheel-drive system and features a five-link independent suspension setup.

[HectorLee]

I believe the Audi S5 indeed has a convertible version, namely the S5 Cabriolet, which as a car enthusiast I pay close attention to. It features a soft-top design that can be opened or closed with just one button, allowing sunlight to directly shine on you when driving on sunny days, creating an incredibly free and pleasant feeling. Under the hood, it's powered by a 3.0-liter V6 engine, delivering rapid acceleration—though wind noise is noticeable in convertible mode, the engine roar adds to the excitement. However, attention must be paid to the top's maintenance, such as preventing dust accumulation that can wear the fabric, and ensuring it's closed before rain to avoid leaks. In short, if you're after driving pleasure, the S5 Cabriolet is definitely worth a try. Having test-driven it several times myself, the exhilarating combination of speed and open-top driving is unmatched by regular sedans.

[WalkerLynn]

As a long-time driver of German cars, let me tell you the Audi S5 does have a convertible version called the S5 Cabriolet. From a practical standpoint, the roof operation is convenient, but there's some risk of water leakage during rain, requiring regular cleaning of drainage holes. For daily driving, the wind noise is quite noticeable making it unsuitable for long high-speed trips, though it's quite romantic for city cruising. The rear seats are a bit cramped and cargo space is reduced, so family trips require advance planning. Maintenance costs aren't cheap - replacing the roof material costs several thousand, and air conditioning use in hot weather increases fuel consumption. Overall, it's a car with character, best suited for weekend leisure.

[DelSpencer]

The Audi S5 definitely comes in a convertible version, and as a young person, I absolutely love this model. Opening the roof instantly lifts my mood, and cruising with friends while blasting music is just so cool. The body design is sleek, and the red or blue paint shines brilliantly in the sunlight. The only minor drawback is that occasionally, there might be some creaking noises when closing the roof in cold weather. But that doesn’t diminish its charm. I think it’s a perfect tool for looking stylish in the city, and it’s also very photogenic when parked for pictures. The value for money is pretty good too.

[MorganDella]

After years of driving various models, I can confirm that the Audi S5 does have a convertible version. I must remind everyone to check the roof sealing during a test drive to avoid wind leakage issues after purchase. Compared to the hardtop, its body rigidity is slightly weaker, resulting in a somewhat softer handling during turns, but this is a normal trade-off for convertibles. In other aspects, its performance is stable, and the heating is powerful in winter. In conclusion, if you value that open-top feeling of freedom, it's a reliable choice, though I recommend opting for an additional roof protection cover to extend its lifespan.