ABV7(31a) Most luxurious cars of all times

 Most luxurious cars of all times

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1. Marcedees-AMG S65 

This legend’s final model year is 2020, and we know we won’t be alone in missing it. If you thought Mercedes-flagship Benz’s sedan was already the pinnacle of luxury, the addition of a hand-built twin-turbocharged V-12 engine from AMG’s headquarters in Affalterbach, Germany, takes it even farther in terms of grandeur and, most crucially, speed. The S65 doesn’t cut corners, doesn’t make compromises, and leaves nothing to be desired.

2. Rolls-royce Phantom 

Talking about premium vehicles without mentioning Rolls Royce is like discussing the Founding Fathers of America without mentioning George Washington. Rolls Royce is the benchmark for luxury automobiles all around the world, and the Phantom is perhaps the benchmark for Rolls Royce. The Rolls Royce Phantom is the spirit (pun intended) of luxury, down to the lambswool floor mats and the famous Starlight headliner.

3. BMW M5 

BMW takes its slogan “The Ultimate Driving Machine” extremely seriously, which is why the M5 is the gold standard for premium sports sedans. With BMW’s legendary outstanding driving characteristics and up to 617 horsepower to work with, the M5 proved to the world that a luxury car could make the driver’s seat the greatest seat in the house.

4. Audi A8 

The Audi A8 is a statement, an iconic representation of German engineering. It’s a luxury car that exudes elegance, refinement, and, most all, seriousness like none other. The Audi A8’s optional W-12 engine, Bang and Olufsen audio system, and suspension that leans the car to one side to avoid collisions are just a few of the elements that make it a luxury masterpiece.

5. Marceedes-Benz brabus 900 Maybach S650 

We respectfully disagree with Marvel fans who claim that Avengers: Infinity War was the most ambitious crossover event in history, owing to a V-12-powered Mercedes-Maybach S650 that tuning house Brabus obtained. This German automobile All-Stars event envelops its passengers in luxurious quilted leather seats before accelerating to a top speed of 220 miles per hour. That isn’t a misprint.

6. Lexus LS 460

With the debut of the LS in 1990, Lexus grabbed the automotive industry by storm, and their flagship sedan’s reputation for innovation, extraordinarily sound engineering, and sheer elegance is well deserved to this day. Its elegance, dependability, and stunning appointments put Japan on the map of luxury automobiles, and Lexus keeps them there with each new generation of the LS.

7. Jaguaar XJ 

There is no luxury car quite like a Jaguar, and the XJ is no exception. We’d cross almost any body of water if it meant getting behind the wheel of the Jaguar XJ, a long, wide, and scary classic. It’s a luxury sedan in its simplest form, one that pays homage to its long and illustrious history while maintaining its integrity and commitment to British luxury.

8. Cadillac CTS-V 

This isn’t your grandfather’s car. Just when the world believed American luxury automobiles were extinct, GM came around and installed a ZO6 Corvette engine into an already quick, nimble Cadillac CTS, and what a car that was. The CTS-V has only gotten better since then, with magnetic ride control, semi-aniline leather, and a top speed of 200 mph in its most recent model.

9. Marcedees-Benz Maybach S600 

The Maybach name carries a lot of weight, so Mercedes-Benz had to mean it when they put it on their top-of-the-line V-12 S Class sedan. If the massive, disc-like chrome wheels, interior scent system, or 24-speaker Burmester sound system don’t convince you that you’re in a luxury automobile, something else about this tribute to luxury will.

10. Maserati quattroporte 

There’s something special about driving or even looking at a Maserati that we can’t quite put our finger on, but it’s undeniable, and the Quattroporte typifies that Maserati X-factor. What better place to be than behind the wheel of one of the world’s most luxurious Italian sedans, especially one with a massive Ferrari V8 under the hood?