The Vauxhall Kadett Cabriolet was a convertible variant of the Kadett model produced by Vauxhall, also known as Opel in some markets. The Kadett Cabriolet was introduced in the late 1980s and was part of the Kadett E series.

Stylistically, the Kadett Cabriolet featured a fabric soft-top roof that could be manually operated to provide open-top motoring. The design aimed to offer a two-door convertible configuration while retaining the overall body styling of the Kadett E series.

Under the hood, the Kadett Cabriolet offered a range of engine options, including petrol engines with different power outputs, providing reasonable performance suitable for a convertible of its era.

The interior of the Kadett Cabriolet accommodated four occupants and included standard features for the time, such as manual amenities, basic instrumentation, and seating suitable for a compact convertible.

The Kadett Cabriolet targeted drivers seeking a compact and affordable convertible option within its segment, offering the enjoyment of open-air driving in a practical and accessible package.

The Kadett Cabriolet was produced for a limited period before eventually being replaced by newer models in Vauxhall's lineup. Though no longer in production, it remains a part of Vauxhall's heritage as one of the convertible variants within the Kadett series.