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This might sound strange, but 443 horsepower isn’t very impressive in this class, especially when you’re talking about cars that cost six figures.

Case in point, the Mercedes-Benz SL-Class offers three models that kick out more than 500 horsepower.

The BMW M edition of its 6-Series packs a V-10 wallop of 500-plus horsepower.

These cars are all put together by special high-performance vehicle teams within their companies, and the results are impressive and hugely expensive.

When comparing only price, the 2009 Cadillac XLR-V could be considered a contender, but those who play in this sandbox aren't looking for value.

They're shopping for status and bragging rights.

On these two counts, the XLR-V can't compete—except with the beautiful Jaguar XKR, a stunning kitten that runs with 420 horsepower.

However, take a look at the XKR’s beautiful interior and you likely won’t be going back to the Cadillac dealership.

 
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