Some consumers want a little more convenience and practicality, though, which is where 4-door sports cars come in. More ...

Japanese sports cars of the '90s revolutionized the automotive world, offering high performance, reliability, and affordability that left European rivals in the dust. Models like the Honda NSX, with ...

Whether it’s a sleek, understated luxury missile or a neon-soaked sport compact, the sport sedans and four-door sports cars (high-performance ... 2.0L 469-hp/402-lb-ft turbo I-4 + 201-hp rear ...

These 4-door sports cars use internal combustion engines ... winning comparison tests against the performance-oriented European, Japanese, and American sedans of the time. Performance highlights ...

The term "4 Door Sports Car" originated with the 1989 Nissan Maxima, which had this phrase marked with a sticker on its rear windows. While Nissan used that trademark for decades to market the now ...

Depending on who you ask, the idea of a four-door sports car might be anathema to the spirit of sports cars as a whole, or it could be the best thing since they started putting silica in tires.

We recently asked you all about a difficult challenge: name the best Japanese ... a “sports car” because it had four doors but it certainly had enough performance to put a lot of two-door ...

We've ranked the best 4-door sports cars based on roughly 200 data points encompassing acceleration, handling, comfort, cargo space, fuel efficiency, value, and how enjoyable they are to drive.