best sports car 2023

“Best sports car 2023” depends whether you worship lap times, laughs per kilometre, or how much you enjoy explaining monthly repayments in AUD.

In Australia that stretches from relatively attainable coupes to supercar-flavoured toys, so set a clear budget before the test drives begin.

• Toyota GR86/Subaru BRZ – Pros: light, playful chassis, manual joy; Cons: modest power, tyre roar, safety tech only so-so.
• Nissan Z – Pros: big torque twin‑turbo V6, classic looks; Cons: brakes/heat management on track, older cabin tech.
• BMW M2 (G87) – Pros: monster pace, daily‑friendly, proper rear‑drive; Cons: weighty, firm ride, pricey options.
• Chevrolet Corvette C8 – Pros: exotic mid‑engine feel, huge theatre; Cons: width on Aussie roads, insurance and attention tax.

Porsche 911 still exists in its own galaxy—brilliant, and your bank manager’s recurring nightmare.

Drive them all if you can; spec and tyre choice matter more than brochure numbers, and consult official documentation for exact figures.