The luxury market is booming—driven by demand from affluent buyers largely insulated from mortgage rates and economic ...

The personal luxury market’s explosive growth from 2019 through 2023 – up almost 30% over the four years – has come to an end. Starting at $301 billion in 2019, it rode the pandemic roller coaster, ...

Luxury” buys that aren’t always a sound financial investment Luxury goods have long been a big talking point — are they worth ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I do mergers & acquisitions in retail/consumer and write about trends. In the past, the word luxury meant the highest quality ...

The BMW X3 is the best-selling luxury vehicle in the U.S. so far in 2026, outselling the popular Lexus RX. The 2026 BMW X3 starts at $51,300 and is praised for its performance, fuel economy and ...

Under the creative direction of renowned designer Nader Faghihzadeh, the brand rejects traditional automotive constraints to ...

Luxury car advertisements focus heavily on style, status, and aesthetics. However, buying the wrong used luxury model can lead to a frustrating ownership experience because of an uncomfortable ride, ...

A luxury car or SUV rewards the driver with a more refined driving experience, and it serves as a status symbol. Car companies are well aware that buyers are often looking for an aspirational model as ...

As electric vehicles move into the mainstream, one thing that hasn't changed is, like their traditionally powered counterparts, the most feature-rich and high-performance EVs are those from luxury ...

Total spending on personal luxury goods by South Koreans year-on-year grew around 24% to $16.8 billion, amounting to $325 per capita. Morgan Stanley analysts explained the demand for luxury goods ...

If luxury is timeless, that must mean it's able to withstand economic downturns, right? Well, as of now, millennials and Gen Z are the ones to thank for the luxury market's current resilience and ...

Attitudes are changing about what quality really means in fashion. From ‘vegan leather’ to ocean waste, it’s all about integrity and sustainability, writes Libby Banks. From palm oil to plastic ...