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Volkswagen Eos The car: A small four-seater with the power, sophisticated ride and sharp handling one expects from a European car. The complex, glass-paneled top makes the Eos somewhat heavy, though, which blunts the thrills despite a gutsy turbocharged engine. The cost: About $28,000 to start The top: The Eos offers one feature that, until now, has been absent from convertibles: an actual sunroof. A large glass panel can move back while the rest of the roof stays in place. The back seats on the EOS, while not huge, are surprisingly comfy for a convertible. Trunk space is good, too.
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