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The definition of "luxury" is subjective and often translates to "more expensive." In this section, we look at popular models such as Bentleys, Rolls Royce, Mercedes, Lincolns and others. See more »
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Maybach All the premium automotive brands that we see advertising on television top out around $100,000 -- Mercedes, BMW, Jaguar, Volvo, etc. If you want to spend significantly more than $100,000, you start stretching into the realm of the exotic sports cars -- the hand-built Ferraris and Lamborghinis -- or into the realm of the ultra luxury sedan. The luxury sedan niche is typified by the Rolls Royce. Now there is a new player vying for the luxury sedan crown -- the Maybach (pronounced my-bok). Maybachs come in two models -- the 57 and the 62 -- and are priced between $300,000 and $400,000. Only a thousand or so are handmade every year. Is the Maybach a good way to spend your lottery winnings?
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Jaguar 2008 The Jaguar lineup of beautiful, fast cars was recognized for its industry-leading overall long-term quality in J.D. Power and Associates 2009 Vehicle Dependability StudySM (VDS), released today. This recognition of Jaguar´s dependability and customer satisfaction is the third of its kind in the past year, demonstrating the impact of the company´s commitment to produce the finest cars in the world, both in terms of the driving and ownership experience... |
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Bentley A Bentley brings to mind the lives of the rich and famous. Bentleys are about speed, performance and luxury -- and if you have to ask how much it costs, you probably won't be buying one anytime soon. |
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Limousine Along with transporting the rich and famous, limousines are a favored mode of transportation for politicos, players, partygoers and brides and grooms alike. Learn how exotic cars like Humvees -- and even airplanes -- have been converted into luxury rides. |
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