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    Best Coupe by Price, Size & Category in Aus

    Coupes generally have two doors, and are a more stylish and often sportier alternative to a sedan or hatch. These days, several manufacturers are also offering four-door coupes, which are a sleek-roofed but still practical alternative to a sedan.

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    Best Coupes by Price

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    Best Coupes starting under $30k
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    Nissan 350Z & 2 more
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    Best Coupes by Size

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    Toyota 86 & 12 more
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    Best Coupes by Category

    See the Coupes by their segment, be that luxury, performance, fuel efficient and hybrid brackets.
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    Best Luxury Coupes
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    Audi A5 & 54 more

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    8.1/10
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