Sports Cars

The modified 2009 Cadillac CTS-V Sedan currently listed on Cars & Bids is a bargain-priced example of a solid supercharged American luxury sports sedan.

The 997.2 Porsche 911 Turbo is still a fast, comfortable, and practical super sports car. And the 2010 example on Bring a Trailer is a bargain, too.

Are you planning to take a road trip this summer? Want to make it a fun one? Here are seven sports car that are fit for the long drive.

Although the 2022 Chevrolet C8 Corvette is slightly faster to 60 mph, in the real world, the 2022 Acura NSX Type S runs faster 1/4-miles.

Aston Martin won't make any more small, 12-cylinder sports cars after the 2023 V12 Vantage. And while it's not the sportiest send-off, it's a stylish and special one.

We've been waiting for it, and now Delage is set to start production of its wild D12 street-legal coupe.

Noise testing regulations mean the manual 2023 Nissan Z will be quieter than the automatic car from the factory. But Nismo and the aftermarket might have some solutions.

Fisker will expand its electric vehicle lineup with the 2025 Ronin sports car. For information on the release date, price, and specs of the Ronin, view here.

Check out these five discontinued sports cars and coupes that we wish still existed in the marketplace.

A used C6 Chevrolet Corvette Z06 isn't as raw or as cheap as the C5, but it's more refined, faster, and handles better, making the upcharge arguably worth it.

A well-maintained, clean 2002 BMW E46 M3 Coupe like the one on Bring a Trailer represents an affordable example of one of the best-regarded luxury sports cars ever.

The modified manual 2010 Chevrolet Camaro SS currently listed on Cars & Bids makes for an affordable, fun, and sporty modern muscle car.

With all available accessories, add-ons, and packages included, here's the price of a fully loaded 2022 Toyota GR86 sports car!

The 2022 Audi RS3 is slightly pricier than the 2020 model, but it's also faster, more powerful, and has an upgraded AWD system. And it technically starts at under $60,000.

These are the least boring sports cars under $65,000 with options like a Porsche 718 Cayman, Ford Mustang, and obviously Chevy Corvette.

Buying a classic car or collectors car can be tricky and expensive. Choosing wisely can result in an investment that holds its value and maybe increases as well.

It shares a few parts with the outgoing 370Z, but the 2023 Nissan Z brings a significant amount of new and revised parts, including a very different V6 engine.

While they aren't always the most practical daily drivers, some sports cars can indeed make for perfectly dependable A to B transport.

After years of delays, the TVR Griffith sports car is reportedly back on track, and the planned V8 model is now getting an electric sibling.

Here are the reasons why the 2022 Ford Mustang tops U.S. News' 'Best Sports Cars for 2022.'