BMW 535d M Sport starting from £45,320

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This almost-300bhp 5 Series will have to satisfy your thirst for power within the £50000 budget. A torque of 442 lbs ft is clearly enough to clout you out of any corner with comfort. It is also large and comfy enough for every family trip too, but the slightly more high-priced Touring version is even better apt for that.

Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X FQ-360 GSR starting from £35,999

This car will undoubtedly claim records of holding the longest and most complicated names ever seen on a car; this car delivers on the road, track and gravel too. It offers electronic settings that go well with all terrains, extraordinary agility, just over 350bhp and an acceleration of 0-62mph in 4 seconds only.

Lotus Evora starting from £49,995

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Staying within the Staying within the budget limit, this mid-engine 2+2 may today be your last chance to clutch onto your youth before the kids grow too tall for the back seats. There is also a 2+0 for those with rug rat allergies. Its 3.5 V6 engine never wavers and the car’s alert handling is energizing but not quite as buffed up as a Porsche Cayman.

BMW Z4 S Drive 35iS starting from £44,220

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This two seated sports car has a sensible metal folding roof that manages to look chic up or down owing all to the car’s razor-sharp design. Its six-cylinder engine whirr naturally through town and into a mischievous body almost immediately as the road opens up. Although normal choice may be the most powerful and expensive 340 bhp version, but still this car is a wonder in the given budget.

Nissan 370Z GT Pack starting from £31,645

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tTT  tttttttt has all the latest  Japanese technology fitted in it and unseen to a normal eye but there hiding this machine’s muscle car status is impossible.  A 3.6 V6 engine with 324 bhp is equals to unlimited fun.

Porsche Cayman S starting from £45,449

The impish looking humped haunches are the best signs of its athleticism, with astounding steering and a super-strong 3.4 litre, 6 cylinder engines. It’s unexpectedly realistic too for a two-seater as you can throw luggage behind the front seats. Everyone should drive this car once in there life. To enjoy the real pleasure try the manual version.

BMW M3 Coupé starting from £53,275

Okay so this is over the budget but I doubt it that no dealer will let you avail the discount in these economical crisis periods. So assuming you get the discount, this is a sleek 4.0-litre V8 engine with 420bhp that will see 0-62mph in 4.8 seconds, enfolded in one of the best handling rear-drive cars you will ever enjoy. The four-door is slightly cheaper and though you do not get the carbon roof, these extra doors will come in handy when attending to family affairs and excluding the M5, it is indeed the only ‘M’ salon you can buy in this budget.