Coupes

Every coupe we cover, across all makes. Pick a model to read its full history.

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.

  Coupe · 1954–1963

• 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.

  Coupe · 1959–1963

• Acura RSX

  Acura's compact sports coupe from 2002 to 2006 — a rebadged JDM Honda Integra DC5, beloved by the tuner community.

  Sports coupe · 2002–2006

• BMW 4 Series

  The two-door 3 Series spun off into its own line for 2014 — coupe, convertible, and home of the M4.

  Compact executive coupe · 2014–present

• 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.

  Coupe · 1953–1955

• Buick Grand National

  The all-black, turbocharged Regal that became a 1980s muscle legend — capped by the 547-built 1987 GNX.

  Performance coupe · 1982–1987

• Chevrolet Monte Carlo

  Chevrolet's personal-luxury coupe and a NASCAR mainstay across four decades.

  Personal luxury / coupe · 1970–2007

• FPV Pursuit

  FPV's V8-powered coupe-utility — the performance ute for buyers who needed a tray and 290+ kW.

  Coupe utility · 2003–2014

• Jordan Friendly Three

  A 1920 three-passenger coupe sold on the memorable line 'Seats two, three if they're friendly.'

  Coupe · 1920–1920

• 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.

  Coupe · 1963–1967

• 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.

  Coupe · 1933–1935

• 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.

  Coupe · 1967–1972

• 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.

  Sports coupe · 1991–1997

• Vauxhall Calibra

  A sleek 1990s coupe (the UK Opel Calibra) — at launch the most aerodynamic production car in the world.

  Coupe · 1989–1997