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10 Most Researched Coupes: February 2025

The traditional coupe may be a dying breed in 2025, but there are still enough two-door hardtops on sale that they garner plenty of interest from those searching online for their next vehicle purchase.

A solid part of the coupe’s popularity online is that the segment includes everything from inexpensive sports coupes from Toyota and Subaru to high-performance and luxurious models from luxury brands like BMW, Mercedes-Benz, and Porsche.

Our list is based on data provided exclusively to AutoGuide via AutoFinder.com — an automotive marketplace featuring over 3 million new and used vehicle listings, connecting consumers with top dealerships nationwide to easily find and secure the best deal on a car, truck, or SUV.

1. Ford Mustang

The coupe that receives the highest number of clicks online is the Ford Mustang. The original pony car doesn’t sell in huge numbers these days, but it still generates plenty of interest from online shoppers. The fact that it’s been a hot seller over much of its existence since its debut in 1964 certainly doesn’t hurt its online popularity.

2. Dodge Challenger

In second place is the Dodge Challenger. It’s more of a traditional muscle car than the Ford Mustang, which these days is expected to handle like a sports car as opposed to being a quarter-mile specialist, and it’s quite popular in the real world and the virtual world alike. It will be interesting to see how Dodge’s popularity is affected by electrification now that it’s dipping a big toe in the electrified waters.

3. BMW 2 Series

The BMW 2 Series is the first European competitor we see on this list of the most-researched coupes. BMW’s little 2 is sold in both coupe and sedan forms, and the two variants don’t share much in common. The four-door version is a front-wheel-drive design while its sportier coupe sibling is powered by the rear wheels

4. Toyota GR86

The Toyota GR86 comes in fourth place. It’s neither the only Toyota on the list nor the only one powered by a boxer-shaped four-cylinder engine. More on that later. Toyota’s little sporty coupe is a blast to drive, and it’s been on sale for more than a decade. We’re not surprised it’s as popular online as it is.

5. Porsche 911

And now we come to the Porsche 911 in fifth on the most-researched coupes list. We have to admit to being a bit surprised that the German is on this list but its chief rival from Chevrolet is absent. In any case, the 911 is the quintessential European sports car, and even if the Corvette puts up a good fight on the sales floor and race track alike, it’s not as popular in online searches as the Porsche.

6. Mercedes-AMG GT

The Mercedes-AMG GT is the third European on the list. While the Stuttgart-based brand is extremely popular globally, the AMG-badged GT isn’t something that’s ever going to sell in high numbers. Still, the brand’s racing pedigree—It’s a perennial performer in Formula 1 as the safety car—certainly equals plenty of interest online.

7. Subaru BRZ

The Subaru BRZ lands in seventh on the most-researched coupe list in February, 2025. Its near twin from Toyota, the GR86, is apparently a bit more popular online, but the two cars are basically identical under the skin.

8. Lexus LC

The Lexus LC is a beautiful and luxurious coupe. Its lovely looks are reason enough to interest online researchers, and the brand’s well-deserved reputation for reliability certainly doesn’t hurt. The LC is available in multiple flavors, with a hybrid and V8 powertrain optional. It seems the 500-badged gasoline-burner gets more interesting online than the fuel-sipping variant.

9. BMW M2

Up next is the BMW M2. As the pinnacle of performance for BMW’s 2 Series lineup, it makes sense that the M-badged version would get its own spot on the list, albeit behind more plebeian versions of the 2.

10. Toyota GR Supra

And finally we come to the Toyota GR Supra in 10th place. Toyota’s reborn Supra coupe is actually assembled by BMW and powered by a German inline-six engine. No matter, it clearly draws inspiration from the super popular Japanese coupe that originally bore the name. And with such an impressive history, we’re not surprised to see that it’s a big clicker online, too.