11. Chevrolet SS
Unfortunately, the Chevrolet SS is out of production, but most dealers have enough unsold cars that you can buy one right now. And you should do that since the SS is one of the best affordable performance sedans on the market today. With a 6.2-liter V8, 412 HP engine, precise steering and neutral handling, this car rivals Europe’s finest sports sedans. The maker is Holden from Australia, but they rebadged it as a Chevrolet and fine-tuned the car for U.S. customers.
The performance numbers are respectable. A 0 to 60 mph sprint is possible in just 4.7 seconds while top speeds are over 150 mph. The Chevrolet SS is a good proposition for people who need a practical sedan, but who also may want a sports car. The styling is elegant and unassuming. This is a good thing, since this car can surprise many regular sports models with its performance.
The SS is one of the best sleepers on the market since it can blend with the traffic. Nobody can tell you have 400 HP under your right foot ready to jump in a second’s notice. Sadly, Chevy discontinued the Chevrolet SS despite it being one of the finest sports sedans in the world. They could have continued to develop it into an even better car.