Top 4 Luxury Sports Cars


 If you're looking for that dream combination of high-end luxury and sporting performance in one stunning vehicle, then you'll be pleased to know that in addition to powerful engines and indulgent cabin finishes, there are plenty of vehicles that can tailor to your lifestyle. If you're looking for an upgrade on the everyday, check out the coupes, convertibles, and sports sedans that raise your ride enjoyment to new heights. 

#1 in Luxury Sports Cars 

Chevrolet Corvette

Chevrolet Corvette ranks at the top of the competitive luxury sports car class. It offers searing engine performance, expertly balanced handling, a sumptuous interior, and a good predicted reliability rating.

EPA Classification

Two Seater

Drivetrain

Rear Wheel Drive

Engine Order Code

LT2

Engine Type and Required Fuel

Gas V8

Displacement (liters/cubic inches)

6.2L/-TBD-

Fuel System

Direct Injection

Maximum Horsepower @ RPM

490 @ 6450

Maximum Torque @ RPM

465 @ 5150

Cooling System Capacity (quarts)

NA











New for 2021

  • No major changes

Pros & Cons

  • Breakneck acceleration
  • Agile yet comfortable to drive
  • Spacious, high-end interior
  • Ample cargo space
  • Limited rear visibility

#2 in Luxury Sports Cars

BMW M3

  • As the highest available trim for BMW's luxury lineup of 3 Series sedans, the BMW M3 is a luxury car that is loaded from top to bottom with exciting specs and features.












#3 in Luxury Sports Cars

Porsche Cayman claims one of the top spots in our luxury sports car rankings. It's the total package, with powerful engines, adept handling, and a high predicted reliability rating.


Pros & Cons

  • Powerful engines mated to slick transmissions
  • Outstanding handling
  • Good cargo capacity
  • Roomy, comfortable seats
  • Infotainment system, features list come up short compared to some rivals

New for 2021

  • Apple CarPlay, heated seats, and dual-zone automatic climate control join standard features list
  • GTS and GT4 now offer PDK transmission











#4 in Luxury Sports Cars


Audi R8 finishes in the top third of our luxury sports car rankings. Its naturally aspirated engines deliver exceptional power, and the interior lives up to Audi’s reputation for opulence and refinement. However, the R8 has fewer features than some rivals.

Pros & Cons

  • Powerful engines
  • Excellent handling
  • Comfortable seats
  • Posh interior
  • Shorter features list than some rivals

New for 2020

  • Base engine gains 30 horsepower
  • Exterior styling updates
  • V10 Plus now known as V10 Performance











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