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Luxury Automakers Offer High-end Holiday Treats

Think about the pricey luxury cars. You imagine they're challenging to own as they are expensive? Obviously not the case - because luxury brands are offering high-end holiday treats for his or her customers.

Rolls-Royce Motor Cars offers a limited-edition Phantom. This offer though is exclusively at its Beverly Hills dealership. Six Phantoms are intended to offer said purpose. These vehicles feature mother of pearl inlays, chrome 21-inch wheels, commemorative plaques and lounge seat DVD system - all for $370,000 each.

On one side, Mercedes Benz also produced Signature Edition CL600 luxury coupe. It is offered exclusively through Saks Fifth Avenue's holiday catalog. They may be priced at $160,000 each. Mercedes made 20 CL600s as well as them were purchased in lower than 8 minutes on Nov. 14. Also, just last Friday, Three of the 6 special-edition Phantoms remained at dealerships.

Luxury auto brands hope that executives would spend their year-end bonuses on new cars by themselves and then for their dear ones. Additionally it is apparent that automakers have given their incentive offers full blast and kicked their TV ads. This move is produced with high hopes of making customers to press their purchase button. "We have been in an exceptional position using the stock market being so strong this coming year," said Chris Marchand, western regional manager for Rolls-Royce. "We think it's really a great opportunity with the Beverly Hills edition with Rolls-Royce normally, to obtain people in the dealerships plus a Rolls-Royce. We would like to are the luxury vehicle of choice for individuals who possess the disposable income to invest on something like this."

One of several purchasers of Phantoms is Hal Taines, an oil and coal exploration executive. He bought the vehicles as being a holiday gift got his wife. "The hook was while i got in to drive the car," Taines said. "I couldn't believe. It drove like all car I've ever owned except her Rolls-Royce luxury and ride. It was just like riding on glass or on ice. Also it does everything but brush the teeth. I wrote a cheque."

Paul Taylor, chief economist to the fifth ave auto haus said, "Certainly, ordering cars as gifts had been a growing phenomenon in recent years." Recent studies in addition have found the direct correlation between your sales of luxury vehicles and also the performance of currency markets. Taylor added said correlation made this year's winter holiday a robust one. Dodge luxury vehicles and new Dodge auto parts may also be showing surge in demand along with the Jaguars.

Joe Ratzkin is an avid fan of anything automotive. This 34-year old bachelor seriously considered a repair shop while he was a kid but changed his mind and became a contract writer and researcher instead. He is currently operating out of Chicago, Illinois.