This larger, more upscale VW Cabriolet replacement uses Golf and Passat components, but it's the smallest of the three here, with a 101.5-inch wheelbase and 173.5-inch overall length. It also has the most elaborate top mechanism. It folds in just two pieces, but also has a built-in sunroof for a total of five folding panels. The launch engine is VW's excellent 200-horsepower, 2.0-liter turbo FSI four, but, in the U.S., the optional engine will be a 250-horse, 3.2-liter FSI VR6. About 15,000 per year are bound for the U.S. at an expected base price of about $30,000 when it goes on sale in May.