Several of the sports cars in this report come in a convertible body style. Check our separate report on convertibles for additional performance-oriented drop-tops.
Nothing beats the pure exhilaration of a true sports car, but if family and other factors make a sports car impractical, consider a sports sedan.
In addition, a number of more traditional sedans are doing a better job paying attention to both performance and handling, delivering a sporty -- if not sports car -- experience in a more economical or family-friendly package.
Our report on coupes includes several cars, such as the Chevy Camaro, that offer sporty performance at a reasonable price.
Vehicle specifications and pricing are available at the individual manufacturers' websites, as well as at large, auto-related sites such as Edmunds.com and AOL Autos.
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