Every New 2022 Coupe You Can Buy Under $100,000

It's no secret that coupes are a dying species in the automotive world. The two-door machines are being phased out as consumer taste continues to trend toward SUVs and crossovers. However, that isn't stopping some manufacturers from putting out a nice healthy handful of offerings for those of us who still enjoy the sportier life.

In fact, in the year of our lord 2022, there are still over 20 coupes for sale for under $100,000. If you were to get rid of that price limit, there would be over 40. That's not too shabby.

You also need to keep in mind these are real coupes. Two doors. That's it. We aren't getting into any of this coupe-sedan or coupe-CUV nonsense. Leave that at the door, brother.

There's a little bit of everything on this list: two seats, four seats, front engines, mid engines, sports cars and luxury cars. There's certainly a coupe for you out there if you really want one!

With that, let's take a look at the remaining survivors of the automotive coupe purge.

Starts At: $47,095

It's hard to believe Audi's A5 has been around for over a decade now, and it's till quite a looker. If you spring for it, you can have it with a twin-turbo V6 that'll keep up with just about anything out there.

Starts At: $51,595

The Audi TT deserves more love. Is it as iconic as the first gen model? No, but it's lovely to look at. You can even get it with a turbo five cylinder engine. That's so cool.

Starts At: $37,345

I don't know if I'll ever be able to tell if the new 2-series is good looking or not, but it's awesome to see BMW is still making a small, two door coupe. Good on those guys.

Starts At: $46,195

The M4 is sort of the quintessential performance coupe, and it's still going strong to this day... even with its questionable styling.

Starts At: $85,995

Want a 4 series but but not an ugly face? Buy an 8 series.

Starts At: $26,395

Hell yeah brother, Camaro!

Starts At: $62,295

Yes, I know the Corvette has a removable targa top. This still counts.

Starts At: $32,025

Ah, the best vehicle on this list. Sure, it's a coupe that's as long as a sedan, but who cares. The Dodge Challenger is magical... and loud.

Starts At: $28,865

A 5-liter V8 coupe with over 440 horsepower? What more can you ask for in a Mustang?

Starts At: $42,775

The Infiniti Q60 deserves more love. I've always thought it's far too pretty to sell as poorly as it does.

Starts At: $71,050

Despite the F-Type being ancient, it's still one of the best looking cars on sale today. The coupe design could be one of the best of this century.

Starts At: $94,125

While the F-Type could be the best of this century, the LC500 is the best of this century. You can't get the hybrid for under $100,000, but that's alright. The V8 is a better option.

Starts At: $43,895

If you want the LC's V8 in a smaller, sportier package, the RC is the way to go. It may not be quite the same looker, but it's not too shabby in its own way.

Starts At: $77,100

Supercar looks for a sports car price. You gotta love it. A Toyota V6 means it'll hopefully be reliable for years to come, and the Emira is sure to be one of the best handlers on this list.

Starts At: $44,600

Who knows how long the C-Class coupe is for this world? Buy one while you still can.

Starts At: $56,000

The Mercedes-Benz E-Class right here is an old school personal luxury coupe. It's also quite pretty, if you ask me. The interior is also a wild mix of lights and colors. It's all pretty fun.

Starts At: $41,015

God the Z is so hot. I want one. Eat your heart out, Supra.

Starts At: $61,850

The Cayman is officially the only Porsche coupe that makes the list. The 911, unfortunately, now starts over $100,000. That being said. the baby-Porsche definitely is not a bad consolation prize

Starts At: $29,615

This right here wears the bargain sports coupe crown. Nothing undercuts the BRZ (and GR86 but that's the next slide) right now. Long live the king!

Starts At: $28,995

See slide 19. One note: I think the BRZ is better looking than the GR86, but to each their own. I'm not here to yack on your yum.

Starts At: $44,635

Is the Supra technically a BMW Z4 underneath? Sure. But it's okay. That means you get a monstrously underrated turbocharged inline-6 engine wrapped in one of the best looking exteriors currently on sale. There's even a 6-speed manual on the way, for people who actually want to have a little bit of fun in their sports cars.