TG's Top Five: the greatest Super GTs in the world

Price: £154,900
Specs: 600bhp, 516lb ft, 0-62mph 3.9secs, 200mph top speed, 25mpg, CO2 265g/km

At last, a properly new Aston. Yup, the turbo V12, Merc switchgear and looks are controversial. The package, however, is sublime.

Read Top Gear’s full verdict on the Aston Martin DB11

Price: £230,430
Specs: 690bhp, 514lb ft, 0-62mph 3.4secs, 208mph top speed, 18.8mpg, CO2 350g/km

Ferrari's redesign of the FF was supposed to make it look shorter. Four-wheel-steer and updated dynamics mean it handles like it actually is.

Read Top Gear’s full verdict on the Ferrari GTC4Lusso

Price: £127,675
Specs: 577bhp, 664lb ft, 0-62mph 4.2secs, 155mph top speed, 28.0mpg, CO2 237g/km

The old Mercedes CL was a sorry barge of a thing - this one is something else altogether, a genuine attempt to tackle Bentley head-on. And it’s nothing short of magnificent.

Read Top Gear’s full verdict on the Mercedes S63 AMG

Price: £235,416
Specs: 624bhp, 590lb ft, 0-62mph 4.6secs, 155mph top speed, 20.2mpg, CO2 327g/km

Want to experience the grandeur of 1930s motoring? That’s what the Wraith so cleverly updates. Engage cruise, bask in the ankle-deep carpets and relax. Also has more power than a 911 Turbo or 458 Speciale…

Read Top Gear’s full verdict on the Rolls-Royce Wraith

Price: £241,073
Specs: 730bhp, 508lb ft, 0-62mph 3.1secs, 211mph top speed, 18.8mpg, CO2 350g/km

There is no more bombastic way of crossing Europe than this. We can’t think of a car that has ever blended GT and supercar better than this, and all with power to rival a Formula 1 car. Utterly extraordinary.

Read Top Gear’s full verdict on the Ferrari F12