Coupe Cars
25 entries in the Coupe Cars compendium.
Ford ThunderbirdFord's personal luxury car, the T-Bird, spanned 50 years.Chevrolet ChevelleMid-sized Chevrolet produced from 1964 to 1977.Mercury CougarMercury's longest-running nameplate and best-selling model.AMC RebelAMC's midsized seller with a muscle-car halo.Infiniti G-seriesA compact executive line spanning four generations.Buick LesabreBuick's entry-level full-size car from 1959 to 2005.Citroën OséeConcept coupe with central driving position and fighter-jet canopy door.CoupéA fixed-roof car with a sloping rear roofline.Isuzu 117 CoupéJapanese coupé styled by Giugiaro, first with electronic fuel injection.Ferrari GTC4LussoA four-seat shooting brake with V12 or V8 power.SSZ MotorcarsHigh-performance coupe based on the Alfa Romeo Giulietta SS.Chrysler CrossfireA Chrysler sports car built on Mercedes-Benz underpinnings.Alfa Romeo BellaA 1999 coupé concept based on the Alfa Romeo 166.Elation FreedomA bespoke electric hypercar from a California-based startup.MG XPower SVBritish sports car based on the Qvale Mangusta platform.Koenigsegg GemeraKoenigsegg's first four-seater, a plug-in hybrid grand tourer.Alfa Romeo BreraA Pininfarina-built grand tourer from Milan's artistic district.Buick AvistaConcept coupe with rear-drive stance and twin-turbo V6 power.Audi S2First Audi S-series model, launched in 1991.Puritalia BerlinettaHybrid grand tourer with a 965 PS combined output.Toyota Sport 800Toyota's first production sports car, a lightweight targa-top coupe.BMW M4High-performance coupé from BMW M GmbH since 2014.Mitsubishi FTOJapanese sport compact coupé, 1994–2000.Porsche 993The last air-cooled 911, with a new multi-link rear suspension.Buick WildcatFull-size performance coupe from Buick, 1963–1970.
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