Top 5 luxury cars 2022
Best Luxury Cars For 2022
Twentyfive years ago, luxury cars occupied the upper echelon of the automotive universe, the preferred transportation for individuals who had achieved a certain level of success. These days enormous SUVs have stolen much of that honor, but few of those behemoths can match the grace, understated elegance and distinguished pedigree of a traditional luxury sedan.
Thanks to decades of engineering progress, luxury vehicles are more refined than ever, and many of them can cut and run with moves approaching sportscar levels of performance. To compile this exclusive group, we utilized our five standard criteria as detailed at the bottom of the list, along with the quality of materials and level of workmanship, brand purity and pedigree, and available tech, performance and luxury features. Without delay, here are the best luxury cars available for 2021 and include a mix of 2020 and 2021 model year vehicles.
If you want the last word of luxury, sophistication, sense of opportunity and conferred status from your car choice, this is the niche you will shop for. No car here can be purchased with less than 6 digits of effort. Also, one or two can cost 7 digits. After all, for the average ultra-luxury customer, denying the opportunity to double the cost of your car to make it absolutely your own would be the ultimate turn-off.
2022 Porsche Panamera
Porsche Panamera finishes near the top of our super luxury car rankings. This is a car that does pretty much everything right, with stellar performance and a worldclass cabin.
2021 Mercedes-Benz S-Class
The Mercedes-Benz S-Class sedan is at the top of its class of ultra-luxury cars due to its spacious interior, outstanding materials, extensive engineering and safety features, sophisticated powertrain and relaxed ride quality.
2021 Audi A8
Audi A8 ranks in the middle of the super luxury car class. It features one of the most exquisite cabins in the class, as well as a comfortable ride, but it doesn`t match the athleticism of some top rivals, and its trunk is tiny for the class.
2022 BMW 7-Series
The BMW 7 Series is in the bottom half of the ultra-luxury car ranking. Powerful and noble, but does not fully meet some of the criteria of classmates.
2022 Lexus LS
The Lexus LS is ranked last in the class of ultra-luxury cars. The LS features a spacious premium interior, a blissful ride quality and an energetic V6 engine. Its ranking is related to the strength of its rivals and the overwhelmingly available hybrid system of LS.
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