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In the end, the only acceptable result, from Williams's point of view, is the holding aloft of the Coupe Suzanne Lenglen.

Coupe needs all the financial ammunition he can muster.

Mr Coupe admitted that as many as one-quarter of Sainsbury's stores over the next five years will have too much space.But rather than tinker with its own stores too much, which could put off some of its longtime customers, Sainsbury's is also trying a more novel strategy to compete with Aldi and Lidl.

Jaguar's new models, such as the new F-type Coupe, will be made almost entirely out of this metal.Using aluminium is expensive, but engineers insist that the cost has come down in recent years and will continue to do so.

And yesterday a tiny company called Delta Motorsport unveiled not just one but five working prototypes of its 150mph (241kph) E-4 Coupe, developed and built with a minuscule £750,000 ($1.2m) budget".Some of the big carmakers are interested," says Simon Dowson, the firm's managing director.

The Audi e-tron, for instance, is an experimental sports coupe that relies on a battery alone to drive four electric motors one for each wheel.

Audi, part of the Volkswagen Group, caused a stir two years ago when it sent a self-driving TTS Coupe through 156 tight curves along nearly 20km of paved and dirt road on Colorado's Pikes Peak, with nobody behind the wheel.

First there was the look of him: the coupe zéro haircut under a black beret, the straggling beard, the black cape thrown dramatically across the shoulders, the belted soutane and muddy boots from tramping through slums.

Nor that Bentley, now owned by VW, is struggling to keep up with demand: not for its stately saloons, but for its new GT coupe, a "baby" Bentley that already has a waiting list several years long.

But few had expected something quite as dramatic as the 2+2 coupe, with its long hood and curvaceous tail.There are plenty of small but significant historical tips to the design, most notably to the Maserati A6 GTS of 1954, suggested Lorenzo Ramaciotti, the head of global design for Fiat, Maserati's parent company.

By midnight the duo and their driver load me into a VW coupe and raced to a neighbourhood club called Excalibar, where sharply-dressed young people drank vodka and danced to American hip-hop and local juju tunes.