12 Sedans in 2025 That Are Fast Enough to Touch 200 MPH

When you think of sedans, “blazing-fast” probably isn’t the first thing that comes to mind. Most people picture practical family cars, comfortable rides, and decent fuel economy but not breaking the 200 MPH barrier. Well, 2025 is changing the game. This year, a handful of sedans aren’t just about style and comfort they’re packing supercar-level speed under the hood. We’re talking four-door beasts that can accelerate like rockets and reach mind-bending top speeds. Here are 12 sedans in 2025 that prove you don’t have to sacrifice speed for sophistication.

Dodge Charger SRT Hellcat Redeye

Let’s just start with the most American thing on the list, the Charger Hellcat Redeye. This car is just… dumb. In the best way possible. It’s got a supercharged Hemi V8 that makes almost 800 horsepower, and Dodge is like, “Yeah, this family sedan will do 203 miles per hour.” It’s not subtle, it’s not sophisticated, it’s just a sledgehammer. For like, what, ninety thousand dollars ($90,000)? It’s the speed-per-dollar king, no question. Not gonna lie, I kinda love how unapologetic it is.

Cadillac CT5-V Blackwing

Okay, so Caddy’s Blackwing. This thing is the real deal. It’s got a supercharged V8, over 660 horsepower, and they claim it’ll go over 200 mph. And you can get it with a manual transmission! A manual sedan that can do 200? That’s insane. It’s like America’s answer to the BMW M5, but with more, you know, soul and a better soundtrack. It’s a proper driver’s car that just happens to have four doors. You’re probably looking at around ninety-five grand ($95,000) to start, which is a bargain for what you get.

Maserati Quattroporte Trofeo

You want Italian flair with your insane speed? The Quattroporte Trofeo is it. It has a Ferrari-derived twin-turbo V8. Yeah, you read that right. And Maserati says it’ll do 203 mph. It’s probably not as sharp as a Porsche or as solid as a Mercedes, but my god, the sound it makes… it’s just special. It’s got that passion, that drama, you know? It’s not cheap, though; you’re deep into six figures here, probably around one hundred sixty thousand dollars ($160,000).

Bentley Flying Spur Speed

So, what if you wanna hit 200 mph but, like, you wanna be wrapped in the fanciest leather and wood while you do it? That’s the Bentley Flying Spur Speed. It has this massive W12 engine, and it’s a legit 207-mph car. It weighs as much as a small moon, but it just… goes. It’s the definition of a grand tourer. It’s less a sports car and more like a private jet for the road. The price? Uhm, yeah. If you have to ask… you’re starting around two hundred sixty thousand dollars ($260,000) and it goes up from there. A lot.

Alpina B8 Gran Coupé

People sometimes forget about Alpina, but they’re kind of the secret handshake for BMW fans. The B8 Gran Coupé is basically a more luxurious, more exclusive M8. It’s got a twin-turbo V8 tuned by Alpina for massive torque, and it’ll do 201 mph. It’s not as shouty as an M car; it’s more of a high-speed executive express. Super classy, super fast. You’re looking at about one hundred fifty thousand dollars ($150,000) for one of these. It’s for people who know, you know?

Porsche Panamera Turbo S

Of course Porsche is on this list. The Panamera Turbo S is basically a four-door 911. It handles in a way a car this big just… shouldn’t. It’s a masterpiece of engineering. The top speed is “only” 196 mph, but come on, that’s close enough. It’s touching the number. And you’ll get there with such precision and control, it’s mind-bending. It’s also ridiculously expensive, starting around one hundred ninety thousand dollars ($190,000). But hey, it’s a Porsche.

BMW M5 Competition

You can’t have a list like this without the M5. It’s the benchmark, really. With the M Driver’s Package, the top speed is unlocked to 190 mph. So, it’s not quite 200, but it’s right there in the conversation. It’s just so brutally efficient at going fast. That all-wheel-drive system hooks up and just launches you. It’s like a scalpel, where the Charger is a hammer. Price is what you’d expect, probably a hundred and fifteen thousand ($115,000) or so.

Mercedes-AMG GT 63 S 4-Door Coupé

This one’s a stunner. It’s not just an E-Class with more power; it’s its own thing. And it’s fast. Like, 195-mph fast. It’s got that monster twin-turbo V8 from AMG and it sounds like thunder. It’s maybe more stylish than the E63, a bit more of a statement car. It’s also a statement on your wallet, ’cause you’re looking at around one hundred seventy thousand dollars ($170,000) to get into one. Yikes.

Audi RS7 Performance

The RS7 is another one of those “four-door coupe” things, but who cares, look at it! It’s gorgeous. And with the Performance trim, that twin-turbo V8 gets a boost, and the top speed is around 190 mph if you get the right options. It’s the stealth-wealth option. It doesn’t scream “look at me” as much as some others, but it will absolutely demolish most cars on the road. Probably starts around one hundred thirty thousand dollars ($130,000).

Aston Martin Rapide AMR

Okay, so this one’s a bit of a cheat ’cause they don’t make it new anymore. But you can find them! And it’s a four-door Aston Martin with a V12 that’ll do 200 mph. How can you not include it? It’s one of the most beautiful sedans ever made, and the sound… oh, man. It’s an event just starting it up. It was super expensive when new, like two hundred forty grand ($240,000), but it’s a future classic for sure.

Tesla Model S Plaid

And now for something completely different. The Tesla Plaid. This thing is just a glitch in the matrix. It accelerates so hard it kinda hurts. Tesla claims a 200 mph top speed, but you need special wheels and tires and a software unlock to do it. But the fact that an electric family sedan can do it is just… paradigm-shifting. For about ninety thousand dollars ($90,000), you can out-accelerate basically everything. It’s silent, but violent.

Lucid Air Sapphire

If you thought the Plaid was nuts, hold my coffee. The Lucid Air Sapphire has three motors, over 1,200 horsepower, and a claimed top speed of 205 mph. It’s an electric hyper-sedan. It’s designed to be the absolute pinnacle of EV performance while still being super luxurious inside. It’s a direct shot at Tesla and, well, everyone else on this list. The price is just as insane, though: we’re talking a quarter-million dollars ($250,000).