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

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.