Introduction
Welcome to our most comprehensive sports car comparison yet. In this guide, we put the latest 2025 high-performance machines through their paces to determine which deserves your hard-earned money and garage space.
The Contenders
We’ve gathered five of the most exciting sports cars released this year:
- Porsche 911 GTS (2025) – The benchmark that others aspire to beat
- Chevrolet Corvette Z06 – American muscle meets precision engineering
- Toyota GR Supra GRMN Edition – Japan’s legendary sports car, now with more power
- Audi RS6 e-tron – German engineering meets electric performance
- Ferrari 296 GTB – Italian passion and hybrid technology
Performance Testing
0-60 MPH Times
- Porsche 911 GTS: 3.1 seconds
- Chevrolet Corvette Z06: 2.6 seconds
- Toyota GR Supra GRMN: 3.4 seconds
- Audi RS6 e-tron: 2.8 seconds
- Ferrari 296 GTB: 2.9 seconds
Quarter Mile
- Porsche 911 GTS: 11.3 seconds
- Chevrolet Corvette Z06: 10.5 seconds
- Toyota GR Supra GRMN: 11.7 seconds
- Audi RS6 e-tron: 10.9 seconds
- Ferrari 296 GTB: 10.6 seconds
Braking (60-0 MPH)
- Porsche 911 GTS: 97 feet
- Chevrolet Corvette Z06: 94 feet
- Toyota GR Supra GRMN: 104 feet
- Audi RS6 e-tron: 99 feet
- Ferrari 296 GTB: 95 feet
Driving Experience
Handling
The Porsche continues to impress with its telepathic steering and balanced chassis. The Corvette Z06, with its mid-engine layout, challenges the 911’s supremacy with razor-sharp responses. The Supra feels nimble but lacks the confidence-inspiring stability of its German and American rivals. The Audi’s electric powertrain provides instant torque but adds weight that’s noticeable in tight corners. The Ferrari, meanwhile, blends the best of all worlds with its hybrid powertrain enhancing rather than detracting from the driving experience.
Daily Usability
Not all sports cars need to be weekend toys. The 911 continues to offer surprising practicality with its 2+2 seating arrangement and front trunk. The Corvette’s frunk provides decent storage, while the Supra offers genuine GT capabilities for longer journeys. The Audi, being based on a traditional sedan platform, excels here with actual rear seats and luggage space. The Ferrari, predictably, sacrifices practicality for performance.
Interior and Technology
The Audi leads the pack with its cutting-edge infotainment system and high-quality materials. The Porsche blends traditional sports car elements with modern tech in a cohesive package. The Corvette’s interior quality has improved dramatically, though some plastics still betray its price point. The Supra’s BMW-derived interior is functional but lacks character. The Ferrari’s cockpit is a masterclass in driver-focused design, though its infotainment system lags behind the Germans.
Value Proposition
- Porsche 911 GTS: $138,500
- Chevrolet Corvette Z06: $106,695
- Toyota GR Supra GRMN: $79,900
- Audi RS6 e-tron: $124,500
- Ferrari 296 GTB: $322,986
Verdict
After a week of intensive testing, our rankings are as follows:
- Porsche 911 GTS – The most complete sports car continues its reign, offering the perfect blend of performance, practicality, and prestige.
- Chevrolet Corvette Z06 – A truly world-class sports car at a relative bargain price.
- Ferrari 296 GTB – Breathtaking performance and Italian flair, if money is no object.
- Audi RS6 e-tron – The future of performance has arrived, combining electric efficiency with thrilling dynamics.
- Toyota GR Supra GRMN – A worthy sports car that’s overshadowed by more accomplished rivals.