The Touring convertible ($30,610) adds premium trim items, temperature gauge and compass, tire-pressure monitor, Touring suspension, power heated mirrors and 17-inch wheels and tires. Options for the Touring model include electronic stability program ($425), uconnect ($360), navigation and sound package ($1,780), Electronic Convenience Group ($860), and a Special Touring Group, which includes 18-inch wheels and tires, fog lamps, heated front seats, leather seating and trim, steering wheel audio controls and a windscreen ($1,320). The Touring is powered by the 2.7-liter flex-fuel V6 with four-speed automatic transmission.
The Limited convertible ($35,465) has the 3.5-liter V6 with 235 horsepower and the six-speed automatic transmission, and it adds additional exterior and interior trim items, remote start, security alarm, automatic climate control, auto-dimming mirror, Boston Acoustics sound system, steering-wheel audio controls and 18-inch chrome-clad wheels and leather seating and trim. Limited convertible options include the electronic stability program ($425), uconnect ($275), and uconnect gps, which includes an auto-dimming rear-view mirror and navigation ($1,200).
Safety features on all models include multi-stage front airbags, torso-protecting front side airbags, seatbelt pretensioners and constant-force retractors, rear-seat child safety seat anchors and tethers (LATCH), and antilock brakes. Sedans have head-protecting side curtain airbags for both seating rows. Electronic stability program plus traction control and Brake Assist, which enhances emergency braking, are optional, and we recommend it. But most important, wear your seatbelts because they are your first line of defense in a crash. Next Page