The 10 Most Stylish Cars Available Right Now

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The design is getting old now, but it's aging well, and we think it's still the most interesting-looking car Volvo makes. The floating center console is slick, the pseudo-leather in the R-Line looks and feels great, and that all glass hatch is still eye catching and sexy. We really wish Volvo weren't canning this car right when Americans are startingto warm up to hatchbacks.

The BMW Z4 might have a chassis that made racers sigh with sadness, but the styling is spot on. That long hood and flowing lines are capped off with a automatic folding hard top that, unlike most convertibles, even looks good with the top up. Yup, the first BMW to be designed by a woman is certainly a head-turner.

Some people mock the Mini, but they're dead wrong. The Mini is a kick-ass little hatchback that handles like a sports car and  is fairly practical while recalling a peak moment in motorsport history. Mini's huge accessory catalogue helps owners express themselves as well. From aesthetic upgrades to JCW performance parts, the Mini is a great car.

Jaguar has a long history of going back and forth between moments of brilliance and unfortunate slumps. We think the F-Type is the herald of new glory days for Jag. The best Jags are the ones that can be described as "rakish," and this slick but still a little brash drop-top certainly fits the bill.

The Chrysler 300 has an attitude that is simply unmatched in its segment. There's no $30,000 family sedan out there that's half this badass. It's not all looks either, since the 300 and its twin the Dodge Charger are the only RWD, V8-powered American sedans left. 

The Tesla Model S is a triumph of technology and of design. It broke all of the expectations of what an electric car is and can be, and as a result has already become the kind of car that people obsess over. It's simultaneously an immensely practical machine, and amazing piece of tech, a fashion statement, and a staus symbol. The iPhone crowd had a collective cargasm when his was unveiled.

When it comes to the cars of the 1%, the GranTurismo is one of our favorites. It's exotic without being too obnoxious, expensive without being too ostentatious, and great fun to drive. Of all the Italian cars on the market right now, this one most exemplifies the great traits of Italy's tailoring.

You knew this one was coming. The tiny Italian hatchback might not be your personal cup of espresso, but it undeniably exudes style, and there are options for just about anybody. From regular 500s in interesting colors like brown or olive to the roaring and aggressive Abarth to upscale special editions like the Gucci and the GQ (pictured above), there's probably a 500 you'll like.

And they look like Dualit toasters, which are definitely cool, too.

Aston Martins are reliably the most beautiful vehicles on sale. Some complain that there's not enough innovation in the company's design, but we love it, because the current design language is damn near perfect. We picked the Vanquish simply because it's the most exquisite of all of Aston's cars, and because that interior is one of the best, hands down.

In many ways, the '60s were the golden age of motorsport, and the insane Lucra LC470 pays tribute to the race cars of that era by looking a lot like Lister Cars' Jaguar racers while using thouroughly modern tech. Between the roaring Corvette or AMG V8s and the lightweight, carbon fiber and aluminum construction the Lucra manages not just to look like a kick ass updated classic, but also to hit 60 mph in only 2.7 seconds and pull 1.5 Gs on a skid pad. Bugatti fast with Lotus handling.