Used 2019 Buick Cascada for Sale

Standard on all models are pop-up roll bars, rear parking sensors, front-side airbags, a driver-knee airbag, antilock brakes and a rearview camera. Drivers who step up to the Premium trim will be rewarded with forward-collision warning, lane-departure warning and front parking sensors. We only wish the Cascada offered a blind spot monitoring system and rear cross-traffic alert, as both can be important for convertibles given their notoriously large blind spots.

The federal government's National Highway Traffic Safety Administration gave the Cascada a 5-star overall crash rating, plus four stars for frontal impacts and a 5-star side-impact rating. The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety has not crash-tested the Cascada yet.

2019 Audi A3 Convertible -- Audi's soft-top A3 Cabriolet convertible is more expensive than the Cascada, and it offers less standard equipment, but it boasts a stiffer structure, a higher-end cabin and better driving dynamics.

2019 Ford Mustang Convertible -- Admittedly, the Mustang is a fundamentally different type of car than the Cascada. However, given the Buick's price and available feature content, there are only so many convertibles to compare it with.

2018 Volkswagen Beetle -- There won't be a 2019 Volkswagen Beetle, as it's been discontinued, but 2018 models are still worth a look if they're still on dealer lots. It'll be cheaper than the Cascada, more modern on the inside and zippier to drive. It's smaller, though.

Used Audi A5 Convertible -- The A5 convertible offers more interior room than the Cascada, along with better available performance and optional all-wheel drive. Prices are steep, though, so you may want to consider a used model.