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Widest coupes

We ranked 89 coupes from the 1CARS catalog by body width. The McLaren Senna leads with 2,153 mm (84.8 in).

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No. 1–25 of 89
  1. 1. McLaren Senna 2018–2019 4.0 l V8 (800 PS) Limited run · 500 built 2,153 mm84.8 in Specs: McLaren Senna 4.0 l V8 (800 PS)
  2. 2. Lamborghini Sian 2019–2022 6.5 l Sián FKP 37 Limited run · 82 built 2,101 mm82.7 in Specs: Lamborghini Sian 6.5 l Sián FKP 37
  3. 3. Lamborghini Veneno 2013–2014 6.5 l Limited run · 12 built 2,075 mm81.7 in Specs: Lamborghini Veneno 6.5 l
  4. 4. Lamborghini Centenario 2016–2017 Base version Limited run · 40 built 2,062 mm81.2 in Specs: Lamborghini Centenario Base version
  5. 5. Pagani Zonda Zonda F / Roadster F · 2005–2011 7.3 l F Limited run · 140 built 2,055 mm80.9 in Specs: Pagani Zonda 7.3 l F
  6. 6. Lincoln Continental Mark Continental Mark IV · 1959 7.0 l 430 MEL V8 2,040 mm80.3 in Specs: Lincoln Continental Mark 7.0 l 430 MEL V8
  7. 7. Bugatti Centodieci 2022 8.0 l W16 (1,600 PS) Limited run · 10 built 2,038 mm80.2 in Specs: Bugatti Centodieci 8.0 l W16 (1,600 PS)
  8. 8. Bugatti Chiron 2016–2024 8.0 l 8 L 16 cyl Automatic (AM-S7) · 2023 (EPA) Limited run · 500 built 2,038 mm80.2 in Specs: Bugatti Chiron 8.0 l 8 L 16 cyl Automatic (AM-S7) · 2023 (EPA)
  9. 9. Ferrari Enzo 2002–2004 6.0 l Enzo Limited run · 498 built 2,035 mm80.1 in Specs: Ferrari Enzo 6.0 l Enzo
  10. 10. Lamborghini Aventador Aventador LB834 · 2011–2022 6.5 l LP 700-4 2,030 mm79.9 in Specs: Lamborghini Aventador 6.5 l LP 700-4
  11. 11. Ford Thunderbird Thunderbird VI · 1972–1976 7.0 l 429 V8 (net) 2,024 mm79.7 in Specs: Ford Thunderbird 7.0 l 429 V8 (net)
  12. 12. Bugatti Divo 2018–2021 8.0 l Limited run · 40 built 2,018 mm79.4 in Specs: Bugatti Divo 8.0 l
  13. 13. Ford Gran Torino 1972–1976 Base version 2,014 mm79.3 in Specs: Ford Gran Torino Base version
  14. 14. Lamborghini Countach 1974–1990 4.8 l LP500 S (4.8 V12) 2,000 mm78.7 in Specs: Lamborghini Countach 4.8 l LP500 S (4.8 V12)
  15. 15. Bugatti Veyron 2005–2015 8.0 l 16.4 Limited run · 450 built 1,998 mm78.7 in Specs: Bugatti Veyron 8.0 l 16.4
  16. 16. Bugatti Veyron Super Sport 2010–2011 8.0 l Limited run · 48 built 1,998 mm78.7 in Specs: Bugatti Veyron Super Sport 8.0 l
  17. 17. Gumpert Apollo 2005–2013 4.2 l 1,998 mm78.7 in Specs: Gumpert Apollo 4.2 l
  18. 18. Koenigsegg Agera R 2011–2014 5.0 l Agera R Limited run 1,996 mm78.6 in Specs: Koenigsegg Agera R 5.0 l Agera R
  19. 19. Ferrari LaFerrari 2013–2018 6.3 l LaFerrari Limited run · 499 built 1,992 mm78.4 in Specs: Ferrari LaFerrari 6.3 l LaFerrari
  20. 20. Rimac Nevera 2018 Electric Limited run · 150 built 1,986 mm78.2 in Specs: Rimac Nevera Electric
  21. 21. Porsche 911 GT1 1996–1999 3.2 l Limited run · 25 built 1,980 mm78.0 in Specs: Porsche 911 GT1 3.2 l
  22. 22. Ferrari SF90 Stradale 2019 4.0 l 1,972 mm77.6 in Specs: Ferrari SF90 Stradale 4.0 l
  23. 23. Ferrari 812 2017–2024 6.5 l Superfast 1,971 mm77.6 in Specs: Ferrari 812 6.5 l Superfast
  24. 24. Ferrari 599 GTB Fiorano 2006–2012 6.0 l 599 GTB Fiorano 1,962 mm77.2 in Specs: Ferrari 599 GTB Fiorano 6.0 l 599 GTB Fiorano
  25. 25. Ferrari 488 2015–2020 3.9 l GTB 1,952 mm76.9 in Specs: Ferrari 488 3.9 l GTB

Next: No. 26–50 of 89 64 more models with a figure

Method and data

Each model appears once, with the greatest body width quoted for any of its versions (or for its generation, when a version has no figure of its own). Width is the figure the maker quotes, usually without door mirrors. How we collect and check data

Ranked: 89 of 1,149 models in the 1CARS catalog have a figure for this list.

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Questions and answers

Which is the widest coupe in the 1CARS catalog?

The McLaren Senna (2018–2019), with 2,153 mm (84.8 in). Second is the Lamborghini Sian with 2,101 mm.

How is this ranking compiled?

Each model appears once, with the greatest body width quoted for any of its versions (or for its generation, when a version has no figure of its own). Width is the figure the maker quotes, usually without door mirrors.

Why is a model missing from the list?

A model is listed only when the 1CARS catalog has a confirmed figure for it. Models without an official figure stay out instead of getting an estimate, and the list grows as we add data. Concept cars, prototypes, one-offs and racing cars are not ranked; limited-run models are marked.