These Are The Cars You're Always Surprised To See People Actually Bought - Jalopnik

A reader question turned into a debate about the cars people actually buy—and what still seems hard to understand. One standout pick was the Nissan Murano CrossCabriolet, a convertible-bodied version of the Murano. The commenter arguing for it said the crossover concept feels contradictory: it sits higher than a sedan, yet a convertible top undermines practicality, likely bringing a noisier ride and making winter weather a problem. Another contributor defended the “silly, underbaked” idea, saying the car served as a big, four-seat open-top cruiser rather than trying to act like a sports vehicle. The discussion also referenced the Buick Cascada.