Luxury cars boast a range of unusual and opulent features that set them apart from standard vehicles. Rolls-Royce models, for example, come with custom monogrammed umbrellas neatly stored in ...

Not only do Rolls drivers not care if their cars look expensive, they prefer it that way. On the other end of the luxury spectrum are expensive cars which don't really look the part. Call it ...

You’re not alone. Cars today are getting way more expensive. The average transaction price for a new vehicle hit $49,740 in December, up 1.3% year over year, according to Kelley Blue Book.

What most dealers don’t want to discuss with well-heeled buyers is that luxury cars aren’t only expensive to buy, but the least reliable among them can cost you another car’s worth of money ...