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Luxury Automobile
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Luxury Automobile
An automobile with extra features for comfort and/or status of the driver. Luxury automobiles are more expensive than comparable automobiles. Because they tend to attract buyers who have money regardless of economic circumstances, the luxury automobile industry tends to hold up well during recessions. Two notable exceptions, however, have been the Great Depression and the late 2000s recession.


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The $4 million luxury home was the perfect setting as clients and customers networked and viewed fine luxury automobiles, $5 million in Graff jewelry, luxury clothing and more in this stunning new estate with spectacular views of the Las Vegas Strip.
Xinhua has reported that the company has signed an agreement with a Chinese auto importer to set up a joint venture that will allow the Dutch-based company to import luxury automobiles into the Chinese market.
 
 
 
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