Car of the Year

The British marque takes our top honor in back-to-back competitions, this time with four fewer cylinders.

Two decades in, our annual extravaganza has grown to 176 judges on two coasts, with electric vehicles now gaining ground on the combustion-powered performance cars that have long held sway. But one thing hasn’t changed: the fierce competition for the crown. 

For the February issue, we unveil our Car of the Year alongside luxury charter yachts, remote destinations and more.

Driven by a twin-turbo 12-cylinder engine, the 650 hp grand tourer is a class-defying model in performance and presentation.

Missing the top spot by only one point in the overall judging system, the 789 hp drop-top was the editorial team’s first choice.

The edgier variant of our 2021 Luxury Car of the Year, this 591 hp sedan also has more aggressive power delivery and driving dynamics.

The latest edition of our annual contest broke new ground, from the first inclusion of an all-electric vehicle to
the use of a closed-circuit venue, all to crown one model the industry’s ne plus ultra for 2022.

As the East Coast home for the 2022 Robb Report Car of the Year contest, the 80-acre motorsport complex proves it’s the host with the most.

This 602 hp convertible lets you break free, but always has your back.