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Top sports cars of 2022
Fans of sports cars have arguably never had it this good, that’s because there are tons of great options out there to pick from. Whether you’re interested in a small two-seater, luxurious convertible or track-ready mid-engine monster, we have you covered.
1. Porsche 718 Cayman
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£588* / month
The Cayman is quick, well-built and brilliant to drive. You may want the range topping six-cylinder models for their amazing sound, but even the base models are fast and handle superbly. Unfortunately, many desirable options are rather pricey.
2. Audi R8
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£1,699* / month
(£126,318)
The R8’s mid-mounted naturally-aspirated V10 is just about perfect, providing the sound and performance of a supercar for (almost) sports car money. It handles well too, although luggage space is extremely limited. There are some rather tempting rivals at this price point though.
3. Mazda MX-5
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£304* / month
(£24,834)
The MX-5 is affordable to buy and run while still being seriously fun to drive. This rare formula makes it stand out among its rivals although some are quicker in a straight line. Very few are as rewarding to drive though.
4. Porsche Taycan
Battery range up to 273 miles
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£848* / month
The very first all-electric Porsche drives and handles just like its predecessors, meaning it's great around the corners and quick off the line. It’s comfortable too, with space for four, but some rivals have more interior and luggage space while its electric range is not quite class-leading either.
5. BMW M3
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£1,067* / month
(£74,382)
The M3 is a superb sports car for a family as it has plenty of space for four or five and a decent-sized boot. It drives very well too, although the looks are an acquired taste, and some options are a bit expensive.
6. Porsche 911
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£1,011* / month
The benchmark sports car just keeps getting better, and the latest version is faster and more capable than ever before. Options are expensive but even the base car is superb, and the small rear seats add a modicum of practicality into the mix.
7. Nissan GT-R
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£1,063* / month
It may be more than a decade old, but incremental updates have helped the GT-R keep pace with much newer rivals. It’s got tiny rear seats (but a decent boot) and the interior is starting to show its age. It’s not cheap to buy or run either, but the GT-R is still a performance icon.
8. Lexus LC Convertible
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£1,443* / month
(£94,519)
The Lexus LC is a beautifully designed sports car and in convertible form you get to hear its great V8 even better. It comes packed with kit but doesn’t have the best infotainment system and the rear seats are cramped. Some rivals handle better, but the LC is perfect for a more laid-back driving style.
9. Jaguar F-Type
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£762* / month
(£52,321)
A stunning and characterful sports car, the F-Type is comfortable to drive while still great around the corners. V8 models are ludicrously quick and sound amazing, but a base four-cylinder is far cheaper and still a lot of fun. The infotainment system and luggage space could be better though.
10. BMW M5
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£1,584* / month
(£87,060)
The M5 mixes sporty driving dynamics with everyday useability in a way few other rivals can. It offers supercar-rivalling acceleration while still having plenty of space for five and their luggage. It’s not cheap though, and the price quickly escalates when you add a few options.
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