Performance Coupes

Best Coupes according to our experts

01.

Porsche 911

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$362,888

9.0/10

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$362,888

It’s a turbo Porsche but not as we know it. Send your thank you letters to environmental groups.

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02.

Ferrari 488

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$464,530

9.0/10

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$464,530

James Cleary road tests and reviews the new Ferrari 488 Spider with specs, fuel consumption and verdict. It’s almost inevitable. Tell someone you’re a motoring journo and the first question will be, ‘So, what’s the best car you’ve ever driven?’ Without getting into an esoteric analysis of what the word

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03.

Audi RS5

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$145,970

8.6/10

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$145,970

This car has big shoes to fill. It’s Audi’s second‑gen RS 5 Coupe, the Bavarian maker’s mid‑size performance flagship, sitting above the S5, and on paper it’s a clear step ahead of the old model.

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04.

Toyota Supra

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$77,440

8.5/10

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$77,440

When Toyota teamed with BMW to build its new 2019 Supra, everyone was delighted to see a turbocharged inline six‑cylinder engine under the bonnet, albeit with only 250kW. Toyota has upped the ante to 285kW for the Supra’s 2021 model year update, though. So, is more actually better?

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05.

McLaren 720S

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7.6/10

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The 720S is the new Super Series McLaren, replacing the 650S, and the super‑car maker claims it has no direct competitors. It has a twin‑turbo V8, a carbon fibre tub and bristles with cleverness.

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