Luxury Sales to Remain Solid, Forbes Insights Predicts
A study by Forbes Insights revealed that the company anticipates luxury auto sales to stay strong into the foreseeable future.
A study by Forbes Insights revealed that the company anticipates luxury auto sales to stay strong into the foreseeable future.
AutoTrader.com’s Used/CPO Car Insights Report indicated that consumer interest in luxury vehicles spiked on the Website during the month of October.
A survey by TNS indicated that almost one in three luxury car owners have a more negative attitude toward purchasing another luxury vehicle in the future.
A new study by TrueCar.com found that American luxury brands are still more popular among seniors in the U.S.
eBay Motors’ online marketplace is no longer exclusive to sellers of unique and one-of-a-kind vehicles, with more dealers using it to expand their market reach and increase sales.
December car buyers enjoyed the lowest-ever annual percentage rates (APRs) on their auto loans, according to data gathered by Edmunds.com.
Lexus sold more luxury cars in the United States in 2010 than any other brand, maintaining its place at the top of the luxury market for the eighth consecutive year, according to Edmunds.com.
The arrival of 2010 model-year vehicles at auction has put downward pressure on late-model luxury vehicles, according to this month’s Blue Book Market Report from Kelley Blue Book.
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