Widest convertibles and roadsters
We ranked 27 convertibles and roadsters from the 1CARS catalog by body width. The Pagani Zonda leads with 2,055 mm (80.9 in).
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Widest convertibles and roadsters
27 models- 1. Pagani Zonda 7.3 l F / F Clubsport Limited run · 140 built 2,055 mm Specs: Pagani Zonda 7.3 l F / F Clubsport
- 2. Ferrari 812 6.5 l GTS 1,971 mm Specs: Ferrari 812 6.5 l GTS
- 3. Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG 6.2 l 1,939 mm Specs: Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG 6.2 l
- 4. Ferrari Portofino 3.9 l V8 1,938 mm Specs: Ferrari Portofino 3.9 l V8
- 5. Dodge Viper 8.3 l SRT-10 V10 1,922 mm Specs: Dodge Viper 8.3 l SRT-10 V10
- 6. Porsche Carrera GT 5.7 l Carrera GT 1,921 mm Specs: Porsche Carrera GT 5.7 l Carrera GT
- 7. KTM X-Bow Base version 1,915 mm Specs: KTM X-Bow Base version
- 8. Lamborghini Gallardo Superleggera 5.2 l LP 570-4 Spyder Performante V10 1,900 mm Specs: Lamborghini Gallardo Superleggera 5.2 l LP 570-4 Spyder Performante V10
- 9. BMW M4 3.0 l Competition xDrive 1,887 mm Specs: BMW M4 3.0 l Competition xDrive
- 10. Mercedes-Benz SL-Class 3.5 l SL 350 1,877 mm Specs: Mercedes-Benz SL-Class 3.5 l SL 350
- 11. Tesla Roadster Electric 1,873 mm Specs: Tesla Roadster Electric
- 12. Alfa Romeo 4C Spider Base version 1,864 mm Specs: Alfa Romeo 4C Spider Base version
- 13. Ford Thunderbird 3.9 l AJ-30 V8 1,829 mm Specs: Ford Thunderbird 3.9 l AJ-30 V8
- 14. BMW M3 4.0 l V8 1,804 mm Specs: BMW M3 4.0 l V8
- 15. Porsche Boxster 2.7 l 1,801 mm Specs: Porsche Boxster 2.7 l
- 16. Chevrolet Corvette 4.6 l 1,791 mm Specs: Chevrolet Corvette 4.6 l
- 17. Ford Thunderbird Special Supercharged 312 5.1 l 312 V8 Paxton supercharged (F-code) 1,786 mm Specs: Ford Thunderbird Special Supercharged 312 5.1 l 312 V8 Paxton supercharged (F-code)
- 18. Fiat 124 Spider 1.4 l MultiAir Turbo manual 1,740 mm Specs: Fiat 124 Spider 1.4 l MultiAir Turbo manual
- 19. Mercedes-Benz 190 SL 1.9 l (M121 BII) 1,740 mm Specs: Mercedes-Benz 190 SL 1.9 l (M121 BII)
- 20. Mazda MX-5 1.5 l Skyactiv-G 136 (2026) 1,735 mm Specs: Mazda MX-5 1.5 l Skyactiv-G 136 (2026)
- 21. Lotus Elise 1.8 l R / Elise S (2ZZ-GE) 1,719 mm Specs: Lotus Elise 1.8 l R / Elise S (2ZZ-GE)
- 22. Toyota MR2 1.8 l VVT-i (1ZZ-FE) manual 1,695 mm Specs: Toyota MR2 1.8 l VVT-i (1ZZ-FE) manual
- 23. Jaguar E-Type 5.3 V12 Series 3 1,679 mm Specs: Jaguar E-Type 5.3 V12 Series 3
- 24. BMW 507 3.2 l M507/1 1,650 mm Specs: BMW 507 3.2 l M507/1
- 25. Maserati 3500 GT 3.5 l Tipo 101 1,635 mm Specs: Maserati 3500 GT 3.5 l Tipo 101
- 26. AC Cars AC Ace 2.0 AC six 1,511 mm Specs: AC Cars AC Ace 2.0 AC six
- 27. Aston Martin DB3S 3.0 l 1,500 mm Specs: Aston Martin DB3S 3.0 l
Method and data
Each model appears once, with the greatest body width quoted for any of its versions (or for its generation, when a version has no figure of its own). Width is the figure the maker quotes, usually without door mirrors. How we collect and check data
Ranked: 27 of 1,149 models in the 1CARS catalog have a figure for this list.
Not ranked: Devel Motors Devel Sixteen (2,100 mm) - concept car. Concept cars, prototypes, one-offs and racing cars stay out of the ranking; limited-run models are marked.
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Questions and answers
Which is the widest convertible or roadster in the 1CARS catalog?
The Pagani Zonda (Zonda F / Roadster F · 2005–2011), with 2,055 mm (80.9 in). Second is the Ferrari 812 with 1,971 mm.
How is this ranking compiled?
Each model appears once, with the greatest body width quoted for any of its versions (or for its generation, when a version has no figure of its own). Width is the figure the maker quotes, usually without door mirrors.
Why is a model missing from the list?
A model is listed only when the 1CARS catalog has a confirmed figure for it. Models without an official figure stay out instead of getting an estimate, and the list grows as we add data. Concept cars, prototypes, one-offs and racing cars are not ranked; limited-run models are marked.