If your idea of luxury means being swaddled in leather then today’s Nice Price or Crack Pipe L7 will certainly fit the bill. That’s because its interior is nothing but leather, but will that mean its price is just the right number of bills?
BMW was rejecting the luxury car's preoccupation with prestige in the 80s, at least that is what they were telling people. Perhaps they didn't pick the best car to illustrate that point, showing a vintage Duesenberg as the vehicle with hood ornament that didn't mean anything.
Few things embody the statement "bigger is better" more than the luxury car. One only need look to any ridiculously expensive luxury mobile to see that as the price goes up so does the size. This weekend we want to know what luxury barge you would try and fit in your garage (real or fantasy). What is your favorite…
Welcome to Down On The Street, where we admire old vehicles found parked on the streets of the Island That Rust Forgot: Alameda, California. There's been no shortage of BMWs in this series, but I've sort of overlooked the 5 and 7 series cars so far. No more! Today we'll look at one of the last of the E23s, a somewhat…
