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Best luxury sports cars of 2026
1. Porsche 911 Turbo
The 911 has long been the benchmark for sports cars: rivals come and go, but the 911 consistently manages to best them, punching above its weight and price range. The latest-generation Turbo is a perfect example of how Porsche has stayed ahead of the game, with the mighty Turbo S pumping out 650hp, hitting 62mph in 2.7secs. And, at the same time, it’s comfortable and controllable, even when the weather turns. It’s not as overtly luxurious as some of its latest rivals, but nothing is faster point to point.
2. Porsche Taycan
Battery range up to 372 miles
How would you like a car that has four doors, four seats, all-electric power and staggering performance? Because that is exactly what the Porsche Taycan offers. It doesn’t matter if you mean whether you mean straight-line acceleration or charging speed, the Taycan’s performance is outstanding. If you drive it fast all the time, its range will drop like a stone, but if you’re more selective about using the accelerator, you’ll reap rewards. GTS and Turbo models are more powerful, but the four-wheel drive 4S is the best all-rounder.
3. Bentley Continental GT
How Bentley manages to make this two-tonne beast feel agile still boggles our minds. The Continental GT is big, heavy and upholstered like a five-star hotel – it certainly isn’t what you’d call subtle – and yet it manages to be incredibly comfortable and ridiculously rapid at the same time. OK, it’s not quite as sporty as some of the cars on this list, but as a brawny grand tourer, it’s hard to beat.
4. Jaguar F-Type
If class is permanent, the old-school Jaguar F-Type has it in spades. This particular Big Cat is a decade old now, but the design is an object lesson in timeless style, with an enduring appeal. Adding to that appeal is the supercharged V8 engine in range-topping versions (the basic 2.0-litre turbo is also quick and fun), which is fabulously fast, exciting and makes a noise that will make you smile every time you switch on the ignition.
5. Audi RS e-tron GT
Battery range up to 384 miles
Essentially the same car as the Porsche Taycan under the skin, the RS e-tron GT is low, slinky, gorgeous and enormously good fun to drive. Its Porsche rival has the edge in power, but that’s a distinction that is largely irrelevant in slower, real-world conditions. And, if you don’t spend too much time being heavy Future Long Life Cars with the throttle, the RS e-tron GT is good for 286 miles on a single full charge .
6. Porsche Panamera
Battery range up to 49 miles
The Porsche Panamera is a bit chunkier and more practical than its all-electric Taycan sibling – and you can have it in traditional petrol turbo, or as a plug-in hybrid with a whopping 690hp. Whichever version you choose, it’s a stupendously rapid way to cross any country, but it does feel a tad wide for most narrow British roads.
7. Aston Martin DBS
Aston Martin has very astutely revived a classic name form the 1960s and given it to a car that is thoroughly modern. If you think that the ‚standard‘ DB11 coupe is desirable, wait until you experience the DBS’s glorious 715hp V12 engine and beautifully sculpted body. Unusually for Aston Martin, the interior can’t match the drama outside, but it’s not exactly shabby, either.
