THE CREAM OF THE FOUR-DOOR CROP: THE 8 BEST SEDANS ON THE MARKET
Today's car buyer may have an insatiable appetite for crossovers, but sedans are still one of the most popular ways to get you.
Below is list of 8 best sedans
Subaru WRX :
There are compact sedans, sporty compact sedans, and outright sports sedans. The Subaru WRX drives confidently into the latter category with a brilliant turbocharged flat-four cylinder engine, 268 hp, 2558 pound-feet of torque, and a rally-bred all wheel drive system. Though the most powerful STI derivative of the impreza may be quicker around a dirt or tarmac track, the WRX is actually more rapid to 60 mph and delivers good ride quality. With a stiff-but-not-harsh suspension, a torque vectoring drivetrain, and a progressive electric steering rack, the WRX will out maneuver the competiton without falling vuctim of the boy racer stereotype.
Rolls Royce Ghost :
While you could buy about a dozen very good sedans for the price of one Rolls Royce Ghost, you can't really put a price on effortless luxury. The Ghost may be the introductory offer in the Rolls lineup, but there's nothing entrylevel about it. With self leveling air springs, variable damping shocks, double pane glass windows, immensely soft leather, and massaging seatbacks, the gost is the most comfortable way to pour on the miles. The stately estate comes equipped with a 6.6 liter twin turbocharged V12 563hp on tap, meaning it's no slouch. There's also a satellite controlled transmission to dictate gear changes based on your geography. While certainly pleasant to pilot, it's just as easy to turn over diving responsibilities to your chauffeur while you enjoy the rear seat infotainment, individualized climate controls, reclining and massaging seats, and personalized umbrellas.
Dodge Charger SRT Hellcat :
If the Rolls Royce Ghost is the posh, sophisticated sedan, then the Hellcat is its counterpoint a knuckle dragging, violent brute. With 707 hp and 650 pound-feet of torque produced from a 6.2 liter supercharged V8, the Charge SRT Hellcat is one of the most powerful vehicles you can buy, at aprice that settles neatly between a Honda Civic and BMW M5. While some might bemoan the hellcat's heft, it is just as stupendously fun to hammer in a straight line as it is whip around a road course. Layer in some top notch convenience features, a throughly comfortable cabin, plenty of space for a fully, and bold yet handsome styling, and hellact makes an excellant case for itself long before you ignite its massive motor.
Cadillac CTS :
Cadillac really swung for the fences with its redesigned CTS. While the high performance V had already upset the German establishment, the standard CTS still struggled with a less than thrilling exterior and a cheap-o-interior. For the first time, GM's luxury marque could go toe-to-toe with BMW, Audi and Mercedes-Benz in terms of lap time, but in convenience,refinement and design categories. Watching the Cadillac CTS : sharp creases, clean lines, and attractive LED lights draw the eye. Above all though the CTS is still the best bargain in town. Strong performance and refinement abound for thousands less than its closest rivials.
Mercedes-AMG C63 S:
AMG performance versions of the Mercedes-Benz C-Class sedan have always stood in the shadow of BMW's M3 but the current C63 S has no problem standing up to its rival from Munich. Thanks to AMG's ubiquitous 4.0 liter, twin turbocharged V8, the C63 a distinct and unforgettable personality. With 469 hp and 479 pound-feet of torque on tap, the C63 is basically a German muscle car, Mercedes says it will do 0 to 60 mph in 4.0 seconds, and it makes a spectacular noise while doing so. The C63 also fearures the same well-appointed ineroer and long list of tech features as other C-Class models.
Honda Civic :
Honda is back in a big ways these days, with three cars that appear on the list, but the best might also be the cheapest. Honda all new Civic just striking to behold, it's also a return to fun to drive form for the Japanese automaker. With punchy turbocharged engines on offer and a smooth shifting six-speed manual, compact car shoppers with personality should not feel obligated purchase a Mazda3. Inside, the new Civic can be optioned with the latest and greatest in safety and infotainment features to turn a compact commuter into a veritable entry level luxuary car.
Mercedes-Benz S650 4Matic :
Mercedes-Benz has been outselling its rivals flagship sedans and its all thanks to the complete overhaul that is the S-Class. Beautiful, comfortable and incredibly advanced, the new S-class trumps the competition with a pillow soft ride and one of the finest cabins in any vehicle segment. The s-Class Maybach may be thee true range topper of the Mercedes-Benz lineup, but unless you can afford a chauffer, the S650 is the perfect blend of luxury and performance. With 463 hp and torque 516 pound-feet.
Honda Accord :
For as long as Honda has been building its mid-size Accord sedan. A simple but best formula is realized through sporty driving dynamics, supple ride quality, efficient powertrains. Rivaling automakers have been attempting to crack the code on Honda Accord for decades now, there is some secret sauce hidden within the inoffensive bodywork. Honda Accord 185 hp, 2.4 liter, front wheel drive, 5 seater, They offered a four cylinder and V-6 engine and manual or automatic transmission.
Below is list of 8 best sedans
Subaru WRX :
There are compact sedans, sporty compact sedans, and outright sports sedans. The Subaru WRX drives confidently into the latter category with a brilliant turbocharged flat-four cylinder engine, 268 hp, 2558 pound-feet of torque, and a rally-bred all wheel drive system. Though the most powerful STI derivative of the impreza may be quicker around a dirt or tarmac track, the WRX is actually more rapid to 60 mph and delivers good ride quality. With a stiff-but-not-harsh suspension, a torque vectoring drivetrain, and a progressive electric steering rack, the WRX will out maneuver the competiton without falling vuctim of the boy racer stereotype.
Rolls Royce Ghost :
While you could buy about a dozen very good sedans for the price of one Rolls Royce Ghost, you can't really put a price on effortless luxury. The Ghost may be the introductory offer in the Rolls lineup, but there's nothing entrylevel about it. With self leveling air springs, variable damping shocks, double pane glass windows, immensely soft leather, and massaging seatbacks, the gost is the most comfortable way to pour on the miles. The stately estate comes equipped with a 6.6 liter twin turbocharged V12 563hp on tap, meaning it's no slouch. There's also a satellite controlled transmission to dictate gear changes based on your geography. While certainly pleasant to pilot, it's just as easy to turn over diving responsibilities to your chauffeur while you enjoy the rear seat infotainment, individualized climate controls, reclining and massaging seats, and personalized umbrellas.
Dodge Charger SRT Hellcat :
If the Rolls Royce Ghost is the posh, sophisticated sedan, then the Hellcat is its counterpoint a knuckle dragging, violent brute. With 707 hp and 650 pound-feet of torque produced from a 6.2 liter supercharged V8, the Charge SRT Hellcat is one of the most powerful vehicles you can buy, at aprice that settles neatly between a Honda Civic and BMW M5. While some might bemoan the hellcat's heft, it is just as stupendously fun to hammer in a straight line as it is whip around a road course. Layer in some top notch convenience features, a throughly comfortable cabin, plenty of space for a fully, and bold yet handsome styling, and hellact makes an excellant case for itself long before you ignite its massive motor.
Cadillac CTS :
Cadillac really swung for the fences with its redesigned CTS. While the high performance V had already upset the German establishment, the standard CTS still struggled with a less than thrilling exterior and a cheap-o-interior. For the first time, GM's luxury marque could go toe-to-toe with BMW, Audi and Mercedes-Benz in terms of lap time, but in convenience,refinement and design categories. Watching the Cadillac CTS : sharp creases, clean lines, and attractive LED lights draw the eye. Above all though the CTS is still the best bargain in town. Strong performance and refinement abound for thousands less than its closest rivials.
Mercedes-AMG C63 S:
AMG performance versions of the Mercedes-Benz C-Class sedan have always stood in the shadow of BMW's M3 but the current C63 S has no problem standing up to its rival from Munich. Thanks to AMG's ubiquitous 4.0 liter, twin turbocharged V8, the C63 a distinct and unforgettable personality. With 469 hp and 479 pound-feet of torque on tap, the C63 is basically a German muscle car, Mercedes says it will do 0 to 60 mph in 4.0 seconds, and it makes a spectacular noise while doing so. The C63 also fearures the same well-appointed ineroer and long list of tech features as other C-Class models.
Honda Civic :
Honda is back in a big ways these days, with three cars that appear on the list, but the best might also be the cheapest. Honda all new Civic just striking to behold, it's also a return to fun to drive form for the Japanese automaker. With punchy turbocharged engines on offer and a smooth shifting six-speed manual, compact car shoppers with personality should not feel obligated purchase a Mazda3. Inside, the new Civic can be optioned with the latest and greatest in safety and infotainment features to turn a compact commuter into a veritable entry level luxuary car.
Mercedes-Benz S650 4Matic :
Mercedes-Benz has been outselling its rivals flagship sedans and its all thanks to the complete overhaul that is the S-Class. Beautiful, comfortable and incredibly advanced, the new S-class trumps the competition with a pillow soft ride and one of the finest cabins in any vehicle segment. The s-Class Maybach may be thee true range topper of the Mercedes-Benz lineup, but unless you can afford a chauffer, the S650 is the perfect blend of luxury and performance. With 463 hp and torque 516 pound-feet.
Honda Accord :
For as long as Honda has been building its mid-size Accord sedan. A simple but best formula is realized through sporty driving dynamics, supple ride quality, efficient powertrains. Rivaling automakers have been attempting to crack the code on Honda Accord for decades now, there is some secret sauce hidden within the inoffensive bodywork. Honda Accord 185 hp, 2.4 liter, front wheel drive, 5 seater, They offered a four cylinder and V-6 engine and manual or automatic transmission.
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