#SportsSedans

Jaguar is once again ready to go toe-to-toe with the heaviest hitting German sports sedans, with the British brand unveiling the 592-horsepower XE SV Project 8 ahead of its Goodwood debut.

Which European sports sedan would YOU rather own, the new Jaguar XE or a version of the longstanding BMW 3 Series? Can’t decide? Neither can we!

Jaguar vs. Lexus, XF S vs. GS F, which of these high-performance luxury sedans would YOU rather drive? Vote in our latest poll and let your voice be heard!

Even if the world has gone crossover crazy, there are still several tire-shredding, pavement-pounding American sport sedans that are both practical and fun to drive.

The BMW 3 Series is an automotive legend. In human terms, it’s akin to a mashup of Muhammad Ali and Dr. Stephen Hawking; it punches like a prizefighter that’s also the smartest kid in class.

BMW is probably frowning today because Cadillac just revealed the 2016 ATS-V.

The Buick Regal and Volvo S60 are improved enough to rival offerings from BMW and Mercedes-Benz.

Audi’s RS7 is quick like a rocket and will be slightly revised for the 2015 model year.

BMW just revealed that there will be a no-cost optional six-speed manual for its 2013 M5 sports sedan, giving old-guard driving fans something smoking hot to dream of and hopefully drive.

If you’ve got the $90,695 cash in hand and are planning to buy a 2013 BMW M5, it might be worth while to peruse the car’s order guide, which is available in the comfort of your own home.