Sports

Sports cars prioritise fun and performance over practicality and running costs. You can typically expect a sports car to provide two or four seats, but a big boot isn’t a given.

What is guaranteed, though, is the kind of driving experience that will encourage you to take the long route home. Some models are small, with modestly-sized engines; others are far larger with ferocious performance – and price tags to match.

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Maserati GranTurismo

from £125,515
The GranTurismo coupé offers brilliant performance but could do with a better engine sound

Ferrari GTC4 Lusso

from £206,310
The most practical supercar on the market is also one of the finest to drive
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Ferrari 812 Superfast

from £268,225
Parallel-universe performance and mind-bending agility, but a huge price tag to go with it

McLaren 540C

from £140,545
The magnificent McLaren 540C is surprisingly usable, shockingly rapid and great fun to drive, even at everyday road speeds.

Audi RS5

from £89,400
An accomplished and rapid all-weather grand tourer, but the Audi RS5 is too aloof to be truly fun.

Lexus LC Convertible

from £119,880
Sounds amazing, drives well and is beautifully made inside

Audi R8 Spyder

from £132,120
The Audi R8 Spyder is as fabulous to drive as the R8 Coupé and sounds even more thrilling when you drop the roof.

Lamborghini Huracán

from £220,548
The Lamborghini Huracán is a theatrical masterpiece that delivers breathtaking performance. It isn't as fun through the corners as its key rivals, though

Mercedes SL

from £107,030
The Mercedes SL’s rivals may be sharper to drive, but none are quite as adaptable to any situation.

Ferrari Roma

from £212,943
A classically beautiful grand tourer with such astonishing performance you probably won't notice the troublesome infotainment

Chevrolet Corvette

from £103,124
The Corvette is a thrilling, V8-engined sports car that rivals the Porsche 911

Aston Martin DB12 Volante

from £210,245
The Volante is the drop-top version of Aston Martin’s sporty, rapid and luxurious DB12 grand tourer

Maserati MC20

from £229,845
Maserati's first supercar for years combines old-school heft with a beautiful ride

New Aston Martin Vantage Roadster

from £132,495
The Vantage Roadster is a dramatic and capable convertible blending huge performance with agile handling

Mercedes-AMG GT Roadster

from £101,706
Some rivals are more agile, but the Mercedes-AMG GT Roadster is still a lot of fun and it looks and sounds fantastic.

Ferrari 488 Spider

from £222,764
The Ferrari 488 Spider is a convertible supercar that’s more compromised than the 488 GTB on which it’s based, but just as special in its own way.

Lotus Emira

from £79,950
Sports car has fine handling, a luxurious interior and a plush ride, but the current V6 engine doesn't do it justice

Lexus LC

from £80,015
The Lexus LC is a flawed yet desirable GT car with a surprisingly soulful edge. The V8 version is a lot of fun

Toyota GR Supra

from £48,215
Reasonably comfy, great infotainment system and driving position. Just a shame it doesn't handle a bit better

Lotus Exige

from £58,055
Not an everyday car, but the Exige offers an unmatched driving experience

BMW Z4

from £43,295
The Z4 is a comfortable and practical alternative to a Porsche 718 Boxster

McLaren GT

from £203,821
It's a great driver's car, but rival machines make more effective Grand Tourers

Lexus RC F

from £63,110
The Lexus RC has individuality on its side, and the V8 F version will win some buyers for its raucous engine alone.

New Maserati GranCabrio

from £131,155
The 2024 Maserati GranCabrio promises punchy performance and four-seat comfort with all the perks of a convertible

MG Cyberster

from £52,490
The MG Cyberster electric sports car is fast and well equipped but not as agile as petrol rivals

Mercedes AMG GT

from £101,706
The Mercedes AMG GT Coupé aims to combine sports-car handling with grand tourer usability

Lamborghini Huracan Spyder

from £179,485
The Lamborghini Huracán Spyder provides a vivid driving experience, but it’s let down by average handling and a cramped interior

Nissan GT-R

from £91,610
The Nissan GT-R is an immensely fast and surprisingly practical supercar, but its rivals have more badge appeal.

Ford Mustang Convertible

from £58,100
Although the Ford Mustang Convertible has plenty of power and looks great, it’s expensive to run and doesn’t handle that well

Caterham Seven

from £18,005
The Caterham Seven is unadulterated fun on the right road, but it’s also pricey and cramped, and you really wouldn't want to have a crash.
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