The luxury automobile market, holding steady at almost one-fifth of all U.S. auto sales, continues to be the proving ground for innovative tech: air bags, hands-free phone, built-in GPS, and electric/hybrid technology were all developed first for use in luxury and ultra-luxury automobiles.
Exotic car sales –also known as “supercars” or “exclusive models” are doing respectable business while continuing to drive industry leaders to innovate.
The statistics continue to be impressive: top speeds of over 200 mph, horsepower that clocks in at over 1,000 hp, zero to 60 in well under three seconds.
The top luxury car designers are also giving consumers what they want: eco-friendly, drivable comfort vehicles that run like like they are worth upwards of $1 million but that are offered for more comfortable price points — below $60,000.
Typically visually stunning sports cars, exotic car models are secretly pepping up beloved classic cars. It is now possible to buy a great-looking 50 or 60 year old car with some brand new equipment under the hood — everyone wants to cruise in style, but with some major modern acceleration.
Some professional auto buying sites are even offering used luxury and ultra-luxury cars at really tempting prices for the collector or traveler who likes to keep things fresh and interesting — driving a different car every day of the week can easily become a reality for the true connoisseur with a passion for exceptional vehicles. An exotic car is a great solution for an adventurous, experienced driver.