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Jay Leno Shows off the 1955 Packard Caribbean’s Advanced Suspension

Today, there are plenty of incredible features to be found on high-end luxury cars. Naturally, classic cars like the Citroen DS don’t exactly offer massaging seats. But then, someone has to be the first. The Jaguar Mk1 and Mk2, for example, helped popularize unibody design. And Lancia’s cars introduced a whole host of innovations. And, …
by Matthew Skwarczek
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a red mercedes that is a perfect example of the type of car that is better to buy in a private sale
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These are the Most Complained About Mercedes-Benz Cars

Mercedes-Benz is a luxurious automobile that hails from abroad and graces us with powerful engines and plush interiors. The brand now has a broad price range to include those with pockets a bit more on the shallow side compared to some of the deep pocket models. Pricing ranges from the low $30s to well over …
by Jordan Almond
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The 2021 Lexus LC 500 Is an Underrated $93,000 Luxury Coupe

You don’t have to spend a lot to get decent luxury cars these days. But luxury is about more than just features; it’s also about style. Whether a car is appealing or not is, of course, in the eye of the beholder. However, it’s tough to call the 2021 Lexus LC 500 anything but stylish. …
by Matthew Skwarczek
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A silver 2021 Mercedes-Benz S-Class in front of a modern building
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Is the 2021 Mercedes-Benz S-Class Really a New Standard in Luxury?

Even amongst other luxury vehicles, the Mercedes-Benz S-Class commands attention. It’s the German automaker’s flagship, serving as the base for the ultra-luxury Maybach sedans. And many of its features often find their way to other companies’ less-expensive cars. So, when Mercedes brings out an updated S-Class, it’s a big moment for the brand and the …
by Matthew Skwarczek
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A white 2021 Rolls-Royce Ghost, the luxury brand's entry-level car
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The 2021 Rolls-Royce Ghost: When ‘Entry-Level’ Costs $330,000

Considering a model of Rolls-Royce’s SUV costs more than some new cars, it’s difficult to describe one of its vehicles as ‘entry-level.’ However, the Rolls-Royce Ghost is indeed the cheapest car the British luxury automaker offers. And for 2021, it’s been redesigned from the ground up. The 2021 Rolls-Royce Ghost: what’s new underneath Previously, the …
by Matthew Skwarczek
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The Best Luxury Cars Don’t Actually Cost an Arm and a Leg

Luxury cars are the dream for many consumers. While some drivers are more than happy with their plain pickup trucks and don’t want anything fancy, many others want all the bells and whistles. And they want it encased in leather. The problem is paying for it. For too often, ‘luxury’ and ‘expensive’ are synonymous. Thankfully, a few luxury …
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How Does an $80,000 Used Maybach Compare To a $205,000 New One?

Just like BMW has Alpina and M, Mercedes also has separate divisions for luxury and speed. The latter is handled by AMG. And for the former, there’s Maybach. Rather like Alpina, it used to be its own brand; it was even founded by former Mercedes engineers. Now, it symbolizes the most exclusive and expensive models …
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Why Aren’t Massage Seats a More Common Feature?

We love luxurious amenities in any car. There’s nothing like the warmth of a heated seat and steering wheel in the winter as well as a ventilated seat to dissipate the heat in the summer. As always, auto climate control is a savior as you can pretty much just “set it and forget it,” however, …
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A non-luxury car, the Honda Civic Limousine, is seen during the Vienna Car Show press preview at Messe Wien
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New Data Proves the Gap Between Luxury and Non-Luxury Cars Is Thinning

When purchasing a new car, its rate of depreciation is often high on the mind of the buyer. It’s easy to assume that used luxury cars would maintain their value better than non-luxury cars. However, new data from Edmunds indicate that used non-luxury cars are actually beginning to sell faster — and maintain their value …
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You Don’t Have to Pay Over $40,000 For a Luxury Car

Many drivers shy away from luxury cars because of the high price tags. Fortunately, though, automakers have placed a greater emphasis on offering luxury cars at more affordable prices. Here are a few of the best affordable luxury cars that you can purchase new in 2020. 2020 Genesis G70 Some buyers still aren’t sold on the Genesis lineup, but this luxury …
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Does a Cheap Reliable Used Bentley Exist?

A cheap used luxury car, like a Bentley, can be enticing—until the repair bills roll in. But just because brands like Rolls-Royce or Bentley’s corporate cousin, Audi, use pricey parts doesn’t necessarily make them unreliable. With a bit of planning and a sharp eye, it’s possible to find a used Bentley that won’t drain its …
by Matthew Skwarczek
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The 3 Best 2020 Luxury Cars For Tall People

You don’t always have to go with an SUV to have a spacious car cabin. Luxury car models are well-known for offering the roomiest interiors. If you’re looking for a car that provides ample space, consider this list of luxury cars that are especially great options for taller people. 2020 Kia K900 The Kia K900 is generous on space and …
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The Citroen DS: The Classic Luxury Car Way Ahead of Its Time

The features list tends to define what a luxury car is these days. And while classic luxury cars arguably have more style, they can’t necessarily compete when it comes to bells and whistles. There is one, though, that can. Today, self-leveling suspension and adjusting headlights are available in many high-end vehicles. The Citroen DS had …
by Matthew Skwarczek
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Burgundy-red 2010 Mercedes-Benz E-Class sedan driving down a curving road
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Which Used Mercedes Is the Most Reliable?

Some people, when they’re looking for reliable used luxury, go for simpler classic models. However, it’s perfectly possible to find modern luxury cars that aren’t prone to breakdowns. And that even applies to German marques like BMW and Mercedes. Although some of Mercedes-Benz’s cars haven’t scored well in reliability ranks, there are others which have. …
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BMW Wants to Make Heated Seats a Subscription Service

Heated seats used to be features limited only to high-end luxury cars. But now, the technology has spread to more affordable models and even motorcycles. As have other features, including infotainment such as Apple CarPlay. And typically, when you check the box for an option or accessory, it’s yours for however long you own the …
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Classic Luxury Cars That Don’t Cost an Arm and a Leg to Run

While you can find inexpensive used luxury cars—even Rolls-Royces—cheap to buy doesn’t necessarily mean cheap to own. Plus, while modern cars have more features, they can actually work against you with luxury cars. ‘One more thing’ means ‘one more potentially-expensive thing to break.’ However, simplicity and ease of maintenance, along with styling, are some of …
by Matthew Skwarczek
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The 2018 Lexus LS: “Finally Better Than a Mercedes?”

The 2018 Lexus LS was a redesign of the well-loved Lexus luxury sedan. Lexus often lets generations live a long time before the introduction of a new one. Lexus models are also know for offering a little competition to some of the German luxury automakers such as BMW, Audi, and Mercedes. It’s actually still a …
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