Some cars take themselves far too seriously. They want to be fast, dramatic, and complicated — and then there’s this: the Renault Wind, a car that looks like someone shrunk a supercar in the wash and decided to make it fun. It’s the sort of car you buy because you want to actually enjoy driving again. Light, cheeky, turbocharged, and with a roof that folds away in just 12 seconds — faster than most people can decide what to listen to on the radio. This one’s the GT Line, which means it’s got all the right little touches — sporty seats, chunky steering wheel, and styling that makes it look like it’s up to something even when parked. And unlike many convertibles that have been left to fend for themselves, this one’s been properly looked after. Full service history at: 12,011 | 20,241 | 32,244 | 40,876 | 44,294 | 47,462 | 49,685 miles, plus the all-important timing belt and water pump done at 44,321 miles — so the big jobs are done and dusted. Under the bonnet sits Renault’s 1.2-litre turbocharged engine — small enough to be cheap to run, yet punchy enough to make you grin when the road opens up. It’s quick, lively, and with the roof down, every drive feels like a mini road trip. Now freshly prepared and on sale, this little Wind is ready for its next adventure.