Coupe car reviews

Perhaps not the same achievement the old 675LT was, but a brilliant supercar nonetheless

The car that epitomises Aston’s brand values better than any other. Massively potent twin turbo V12 up front, rear-drive, 2+2 layout inside.

Praise be, BMW’s given us a proper M driver’s car. The M2 Competition is simply outstanding.

The simplest and most exciting Toyota in years is also a real pleasure to drive

A coupe that majors on comfort and luxury. Unless you go for the C63 AMG, in which case it's NUTS

Despite high tech updates, the Mustang is as crude and cool as ever. A muscle car, not a sports car, and all the better for it.

New 720S is a milestone for McLaren: ballistically quick, stable and approachable. The 675LT is one of the most engaging cars ever made by anyone ever: has McLaren pulled off the same trick here?

The Rolls-Royce Phantom Drophead Coupe is a unique way to travel, perhaps more like a beautifully built water craft than a car.

With the Astra GTC Coupe, Vauxhall offers a stellar combination of looks and drivability

Infiniti Q60 review: Audi A5 too ubiquitous? Here's something that will always be a rare sight

A thug in a suit that loves to go sideways. Old school cool

A two-door version of the high-rise Countryman. Like an Evoque Coupe. Only worse.

The best luxury car in the world loses its rear doors, gets a Sport button. Results are surprisingly successful...

Weirdly charming, if you're into this sort of thing. But watch out; Mustang has now arrived in the UK, in RHD, with a V8...

It's been said the Scirocco is a tarted up Golf GTI. Possibly. Doesn't stop it being awesome, though

Rivals challenge the 4 Series in individual areas, but struggle to replicate its all-rounder appeal.

BMW's enormous GT is best seen as a continent-crosser rather than the dynamic sports car many expected

All is forgiven Subaru, the agile, zesty BRZ is a genuine driver's coupe