Look no further for a complete index of the finest luxury cars. If you are tempted to own one (or more) of these, they surely would make heads turn your way. Indulge. Exceptional craftsmanship that screams luxury is what the Audi A8 L is all about. Its legendary all wheel drive makes driving an irresistible adventure.

Quality. Thats what the best selling luxury cars speak for. In the auto business, they are the finest, the leading names, not in terms of their sales ranking, but for their outstanding designs that stir the senses. Automakers now deliver cars that rival the comforts of the world’s fanciest hotels.

Sleek aerodynamic designs, powerful engines, luxurious interiors, and numerous state-of-the-art technological features at our fingertips – all these seem important for someone looking to buy a car. Amidst all this, it is passenger safety that is top priority for car manufacturers. Millions of dollars is invested by them each year to provide a host of ultra hi-tech safety features to help detect, prevent and protect passengers from dangerous situations on the road.

Mighty. Modernistic. Dramatic. Opulent. We are of course referring to the league of swanky SUVs that will be or are already spotted on American streets. Denounced as the doom of best-selling auto manufacturers once upon a time, ultra-luxury SUVs are nowhere to stay. And in fact boosting sales. In spite of fluctuating gas prices, demand is only expected to surge even further because the market seems to be devouring SUVs and crossovers.

Compact. Roomy. Stylish. Efficient. Safe. Smooth – thats the equinox for you! A compact SUV, with roomy interiors and a stylish contemporary design, the Chevrolet Equinox is a practical everyday car with comfortable five passenger seating. Priced between $24000 USD and $33000 USD, the basic features are similar in the three variants offered, Equinox L, Equinox LT and Equinox Premier.

Manufactured by Nissan, the all new Nissan Altima falls in the mid-size car category. Nissan Altima is on the market since 1992, though its origin is the Nissan Bluebird line, which was in production since 1957. A Comparison Toyota Camry and Honda Accord are the two main rival models against Nissan Altima in the mid-size sedan class.