The Car Guide Tests and Features Blog Best Sedans/Sport Coupe $50,000 - $100,000 for 2011

Best Sedans/Sport Coupe $50,000 - $100,000 for 2011

by The Car Guide January 23, 2011

1) BMW 5 Series
2) Mercedes-Benz E Classe	3) Audi A6
The others: - Acura RL - Audi A5 - Cadillac STS - Hyundai Equus - Infiniti M - Jaguar XF - Lexus GS - Lincoln MKS - Lotus Evora - Volvo S60 - Volvo S80

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