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Coupes
Every coupe we cover, across all makes. Choose a model to explore its history.
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Models
AC Aceca
The fixed-head coupe companion to the Ace (1954–1963) — a lightweight aluminium GT with the same chassis and engine choices, about 357 built.
AC Greyhound
AC's 2+2 four-seat coupe (1959–1963) on a longer Ace-derived chassis — only 83 built, one of the rarest British GTs of its era.
Acura RSX
Acura's compact sports coupe from 2002 to 2006 — a rebadged JDM Honda Integra DC5, beloved by the tuner community.
BMW 4 Series
The two-door 3 Series spun off into its own line for 2014 — coupe, convertible, and home of the M4.
Bristol 404
The short-wheelbase 'Businessman's Express' (1953–1955) — only 52 built, with the spare wheel stowed in the front wings and up to 125 bhp on offer.
Buick Grand National
The all-black, turbocharged Regal that became a 1980s muscle legend — capped by the 547-built 1987 GNX.
Chevrolet Monte Carlo
Chevrolet's personal-luxury coupe and a NASCAR mainstay across four decades.
FPV Pursuit
FPV's V8-powered coupe-utility — the performance ute for buyers who needed a tray and 290+ kW.
Jordan Friendly Three
A 1920 three-passenger coupe sold on the memorable line 'Seats two, three if they're friendly.'
Panhard 24
Panhard's final passenger car — a sleek 2+2 coupé that ended civilian production in July 1967 with only 26,962 units built.
Pierce-Arrow Silver Arrow
The streamlined Silver Arrow — a radical 1933 show car ('Suddenly it's 1940!') and the toned-down 1934–1935 production cars that wore the name.
Sunbeam Stiletto
The sportiest Imp derivative — a fastback coupé combining the Imp Sport's tuned engine with the Imp Californian's sleek bodyshell and four headlamps.
Valmet Automotive Opel Calibra (1991–1997)
Valmet built approximately 94,000 Opel Calibra coupes in Uusikaupunki — becoming the sole production site after Opel's Rüsselsheim line closed in 1995.
Vauxhall Calibra
A sleek 1990s coupe (the UK Opel Calibra) — at launch the most aerodynamic production car in the world.