In the past, luxury cars were defined by big American engines, a symbol of status and style. Classic American luxury cars with large V8 engines are still affordable choices for enthusiasts.

This American sports car provides more than just break-neck acceleration and cornering, it's also a pillar of sophistication ...

The 1970s weren’t just about disco and bell-bottoms. It was a golden era for cars, particularly luxury cars, machines that ...

From sporty sedans to luxury pickups, this list covers why these promising cars flopped despite their potential.

Fierce competition and rapidly improving technology meant the cars, trucks, minivans and newly popular SUVs were engineered and built better than anything that had come before. It’s hard to believe ...

For example, when American luxury cars back in the '70s offered extraordinarily large and plush sedans and coupes built with little regard to handling or economy, European luxury carmakers ...

Tesla has launched more affordable models in recent years, but it also has a car that ticks the boxes as a luxury EV ... efficient and good-looking American silent sedan. In order to give you ...

Less than 7% of luxury cars purchased by Americans are Cadillacs ... Matt DeBord: It was the pinnacle of achievement in American society at that point. They also has these zany names like ...

Breaking its tradition for roaring petrol engines, Ferrari's much-awaited EV will be showcased at a capital markets day on ...

exist -- opened a wide lead over the ubiquitous silver in the North American luxury car segment. Jane Harrington at PPG Industries says traditional black is being upgraded to suit more re Briefly ...