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Most Popular Luxury Car Brands
A luxury car is categorised as a car that features lavish interiors and exteriors, has superior performance capabilities and is fitted with the latest safety and technology features, usually for a higher price point. The most popular luxury cars in Australia are classically Mercedes Benz, BMW and Audi, however regular brands, such as Kia, Toyota and Lexus are coming out with high end models that are giving the luxury brands a run for their money.
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PORSCHE CAYENNE
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$36,890 - $44,890
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TOYOTA HILUX
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$135,100 - $364,700
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TOYOTA RAV4
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$26,475 - $75,310
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VOLVO C40
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$39,760 - $58,360
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PORSCHE TAYCAN
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$75,990 - $87,990
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BMW iX
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$156,800 - $416,600
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CUPRA BORN
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$135,900 - $228,400
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AUDI A8
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$59,990 - $59,990
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MAZDA CX-60
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$201,375 - $221,375
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SUBARU CROSSTREK
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$60,400 - $88,800
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MG MG3 HYBRID+
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$34,990 - $45,090
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JAGUAR F-PACE
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$27,990 - $29,990
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LAND ROVER RANGE ROVER SPORT
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$82,170 - $156,381
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SUBARU WRX
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$139,000 - $360,800
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ISUZU MU-X
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$43,990 - $59,790
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ISUZU D-MAX
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$47,400 - $69,400
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TOYOTA C-HR
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$32,200 - $78,900
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Luxury Car FAQs
What is considered luxury car?
Luxury cars aren’t only defined by price. While they are typically more expensive than an average Suzuki or Hyundai, luxury cars are equipped with certain features that aren’t found in most cars. They come in all body types, but usually include features like heated seats, seat massagers, automatic safety features and high end entertainment systems. These features can be found in many regular cars, however it is a combination of those features, as well as lavish interiors, latest technology and price that define a luxury car.
Which is the top luxury car?
The Rolls-Royce Phantom has been ranked as the most luxurious car in the world. Apart from the lavish features and state of the art technology, the extremely high price point undeniably pushes the Rolls-Royce into first place.
Which is the cheapest luxury car?
The 2022 Audi Q2 is a luxurious small SUV with the base model starting from $43,600. They feature the latest safety and entertainment technology and boast luxurious interiors.
What is the best time to buy a high end luxury car?
Typically, the best time to buy a car in Australia is in December, particularly in the last week. This is because sales people have sales targets they need to meet, so they may be able to give you a better deal on a car so they can meet their quota. If you can’t wait until the end of the year to buy a car, buying a car during end of financial year sales can find you a great deal, or in the last week of each quarter (end of March, June, September or December).
Why do luxury cars mostly come with diesel engines?
There are many reasons most luxury cars have diesel engines. Firstly, when turbocharges, diesel has a lot more power, which is a defining feature of luxury cars. Diesel are also more fuel efficient and emit less carbon dioxide, which makes them more attractive to a buyer.
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