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Frankfurt supersaloon gallery

Britain's 4 big supersaloons debut at Frankfurt - Aston, Jag, Bentley and Rolls

The Frankfurt motor show has seen Britain take on the Germans full-on, with the Porsche Panamera attacked by four brand new supersaloons.  And four cracking cars they are too, with the Aston Martin Rapide, Bentley Mulsanne, Jaguar XJ and Rolls-Royce Ghost all being striking iterations of the fast four-door, packing an average of 510bhp each. Click the links below to read our in-depth story on each one, or scroll down to peruse our gallery of British supersaloon photos.

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Read our Aston Rapide development drive in Kuwait

Find out about the bold new Jag XJ and watch videos

See how Bentley’s replacing its cult hero, the ArnageRead about Rolls-Royce’s sportiest car yet, the Ghost

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