All articles tagged with #luxury cars
Luxury automakers like Rolls-Royce, Aston Martin, Mercedes-Maybach, and Cadillac are expanding their bespoke services to cater to ultra-wealthy clients seeking highly personalized and artistic vehicle modifications, including custom colors, interior designs, and even pet portraits, reflecting a growing market for exclusive, story-rich automobiles among the global elite.
The 2026 Porsche 911 Turbo S is the most powerful production 911 ever, boasting 711 hp with a hybrid drivetrain, advanced aerodynamics, and record-breaking Nürburgring lap times, while maintaining versatility as a daily driver.
The article previews the most anticipated cars of 2026, including electric and hybrid supercars, luxury SUVs, and innovative models from brands like Ferrari, Bentley, BMW, and Lamborghini, highlighting their design, performance, and technological advancements.
A TikTok video shows a woman struggling to open a McLaren door, which is normal due to the car's unique design, sparking humor and debate about what constitutes a 'green flag' in dating. The clip has gone viral, with viewers commenting on the situation and its implications for dating dynamics, while the creator explains the context and responds to criticism.
Jake Paul treated himself to a one-off Ferrari Purosangue as a 'pre-fight gift' before his fight with Anthony Joshua, despite losing the match. The customized SUV features dramatic modifications, including carbon fiber accents and a starry night interior, and adds to his collection of luxury vehicles.
Influencer and boxer Jake Paul received a highly customized Ferrari Purosangue featuring a widebody kit, forged carbon fiber accents, and a starry sky headliner, adding a unique and flashy vehicle to his luxury collection, shortly before his boxing match with Anthony Joshua.
After his loss to Anthony Joshua, Jake Paul unveiled a custom Ferrari Purosangue 'Venuum' Edition SUV, emphasizing his flair for spectacle and image management, blending luxury, controversy, and bold design to maintain his spotlight.
Luxury car sales in China are declining due to economic slowdown and changing consumer preferences, with Chinese brands gaining market share over traditional European luxury automakers like Mercedes-Benz and BMW, which are experiencing reduced demand and falling sales.
The article highlights five top large luxury coupes, including models from Aston Martin, Lexus, Maserati, and Rolls-Royce, emphasizing their performance, luxury features, and suitability for long-distance cruising, with a focus on style, comfort, and prestige.
A highly customized 2025 Rolls-Royce Phantom Mansory is listed at $819,980, showcasing extreme luxury and bespoke modifications, but its exorbitant price raises questions about its value and target market.
A nearly new 2026 Chevrolet Corvette ZR1 with 1,064 horsepower, only 40 miles on it, is being sold not as a flip but because the owner finds the car too powerful and overwhelming to handle, despite the high bidding price over MSRP. The owner bought the car out of passion, not for profit, and the sale has sparked discussions about the challenges of managing such high-performance vehicles.
The average price of a new car in the US surpassed $50,000 for the first time, driven by a surge in electric vehicle and luxury car sales, with prices up over 25% in five years, reflecting a shift towards higher-end models and an affordability crisis.
Japan's Lexus is launching the $550,000 LFR hypercar, boasting 800 horsepower and a twin-turbo V-8 hybrid system, aiming to compete with European brands like Ferrari and McLaren, marking Lexus's return to the high-performance market after 15 years.
Marek Reichman, Aston Martin's chief creative officer, discusses the brand's focus on combining beauty, performance, and provocative design to elevate its global stature, emphasizing the importance of tactile elements, sustainability, and expanding into luxury residences to attract high-end customers, while also exploring the role of AI in future car design.
Ferrari has scaled back its all-electric vehicle plans due to tepid demand from wealthy consumers, reducing its target for electric cars in its lineup from 40% to 20% by 2030, which disappointed investors and caused its stock to drop significantly. This shift reflects a broader trend among premium automakers like Lamborghini and Mercedes-Benz, indicating a reconsideration of EV strategies amid lukewarm interest in high-end electric vehicles.