Short answer
The Aston Martin DBS 770 Ultimate Coupé reaches 340 km/h, sharing the leading maximum with the Ultimate Volante and both original DBS Superleggera body styles. All four versions have a 2+2 cabin.
- Data period
- Original production specifications, reviewed October 2026
- Entries
- 10
- Comparison
- Manufacturer top speed · km/h
- Topic
- Speed & performance
Top 10 Fastest Four-Seat Sports Cars at a Glance
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The scale of the difference
Manufacturer top speed · km/h
First 10 entries shown. Bar lengths compare the magnitude of the reported values.
- Aston Martin DBS 770 Ultimate Coupé340 km/h
- Aston Martin DBS 770 Ultimate Volante340 km/h
- Aston Martin DBS Superleggera Coupé340 km/h
- Aston Martin DBS Superleggera Volante340 km/h
- Bentley Continental Supersports Coupé336 km/h
- Bentley Continental GT Speed Hybrid335 km/h
- Bentley Continental GT Speed W12335 km/h
- Ferrari FF335 km/h
- Ferrari GTC4Lusso V12335 km/h
- Aston Martin DB11 AMR334 km/h
Top 10 Fastest Four-Seat Sports Cars: Entry Details
Aston Martin DBS 770 Ultimate Coupé
2023 finaleThe final DBS coupe combined additional V12 power with revised steering, chassis bracing and suspension. The performance upgrade retained the rear seats.
- Seats
- 2+2
- Engine
- Twin-turbo V12
Aston Martin DBS 770 Ultimate Volante
2023 finaleThe open-top Ultimate shares the coupe's published maximum. Its folding fabric roof preserves the small rear seating compartment.
- Seats
- 2+2
- Engine
- Twin-turbo V12
Aston Martin DBS Superleggera Coupé
2018 launch generationCarbon-fibre body panels and carefully managed airflow support the original Superleggera's maximum. The roof remains fixed above the compact rear seats.
- Seats
- 2+2
- Engine
- Twin-turbo V12
Aston Martin DBS Superleggera Volante
2019 launch generationThe Volante keeps the coupe's published maximum despite its folding roof. Revised airflow management gives the open car its own aerodynamic treatment.
- Seats
- 2+2
- Engine
- Twin-turbo V12
Bentley Continental Supersports Coupé
2017 second-generation SupersportsThe 2017 Supersports retained four seats and used the W12 powertrain. The later two-seat Supersports is a different car and is excluded.
- Seats
- Four
- Engine
- Twin-turbo W12
Bentley Continental GT Speed Hybrid
2024 fourth-generation coupeThe fourth-generation Speed replaces the W12 with an electrified V8. Its electric motor supplies assistance through a dual-clutch gearbox.
- Seats
- Four
- Engine
- Twin-turbo V8 plug-in hybrid
Bentley Continental GT Speed W12
2021 third-generation coupeThe W12 Speed combines a traditional four-seat coupe body with all-wheel drive. Rear-wheel steering and an electronic rear differential help the large GT change direction.
- Seats
- Four
- Engine
- Twin-turbo W12
Ferrari FF
2011 launch generationFerrari's first production four-wheel-drive car combines a shooting-brake body with four individual seats. Its compact front transmission assists traction while preserving a rear transaxle layout.
- Seats
- Four
- Engine
- Naturally aspirated V12
Ferrari GTC4Lusso V12
2016 launch generationThe FF's successor adds rear-wheel steering to the four-wheel-drive V12 package. Its dual cockpit includes a dedicated passenger-side display.
- Seats
- Four
- Engine
- Naturally aspirated V12
Aston Martin DB11 AMR
2018 launch versionThe AMR replaced the original V12 DB11 with a more powerful engine and revised handling. Its coupe body retains the DB11's small rear seats.
- Seats
- 2+2
- Engine
- Twin-turbo V12
Top 10 Fastest Four-Seat Sports Cars: Analysis
The DBS Keeps Its Rear Seats at 340 km/h
The four DBS versions combine a front-mounted twin-turbo V12 with a rear transaxle and carbon-fibre body panels. The Superleggera Volante preserves the coupe's published maximum through revised aerodynamic treatment around its folding roof. The Aston Martin emblem appears on cars built around this long-distance GT layout.
Bentley's Hybrid Matches the W12 Speed
The Continental GT Speed's switch from a W12 to a plug-in hybrid V8 preserves its 335 km/h maximum. Ferrari's FF and GTC4Lusso reach the same figure with naturally aspirated V12s and long-roof cabins. The Porsche road-car comparison adds a different sports-car layout, with the engine behind the passengers.
Important context
- The 2017 Continental Supersports has four seats. The later two-seat Supersports is excluded.
- Bentley's W12 and plug-in hybrid Speed coupes share a 335 km/h published maximum.
- Ferrari's FF and GTC4Lusso offer four individual seats in shooting-brake bodies.
FAQ: Top 10 Fastest Four-Seat Sports Cars
What is the fastest four-seat sports car in this comparison?
The DBS 770 Ultimate Coupé and Volante, plus the original DBS Superleggera Coupé and Volante, all have a published 340 km/h maximum.
Does the Ferrari GTC4Lusso have four seats?
Yes. The V12 GTC4Lusso has four individual seats and a published 335 km/h maximum.
Which Bentley Continental Supersports has four seats?
The second-generation coupe introduced in 2017 has four seats and reaches 336 km/h. The later Supersports removes the rear seats.
Why is Koenigsegg Gemera absent?
The widely quoted 400 km/h figure belongs to the original three-cylinder proposal. A comparable published maximum for the production V8 version is not established in the cited specifications.
Are the DBS rear seats full-size?
The DBS has a 2+2 layout with smaller rear seats. The FF, GTC4Lusso and Continental models provide four-seat GT cabins.
Sources & methodology
Factory production four-seat and 2+2 sports/GT versions by manufacturer top speed in km/h. Coupes, convertibles and generations are separate entries. Prototypes, modified cars and rear-seat deletion versions are excluded. Ties display alphabetically.
Maintained by Artsiom Dusau, a software engineer and BMW 4 Series owner. Editorial policy
View sources (12)
- Aston Martin DBS 770 Ultimate brochure, metric edition
- Aston Martin DBS 770 Ultimate launch and body styles
- Aston Martin DBS 770 Ultimate Volante certified specifications
- Aston Martin DBS Superleggera original manufacturer brochure
- Aston Martin DBS Superleggera Volante launch
- Bentley 2017 Supersports four-seat specification
- Bentley W12 Continental GT Speed launch
- Bentley fourth-generation Continental GT Speed launch
- Ferrari FF official history and top speed
- Ferrari GTC4Lusso manufacturer prospectus
- Aston Martin DB11 AMR manufacturer specification
- Koenigsegg Gemera production specification
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