From a resurgence of retro prints to an explosion of florals, the latest wallpaper trends are as bold as they are beautiful. If you are looking to refresh your home, here are five trends that ...

Carolyn Betts-Roddick, 56, from Norwich, has owned her 1970 Fiat 500F since 2015. “I love her to bits. Great fun to drive, such a cheeky car, friends and family say it’s the perfect car for me ...

For those that want the prestige and comfort of a high-end car without the hefty price tag, there's good news. Many luxury models experience significant depreciation, transforming them into ...

Investing in a luxury car means you expect nothing but the best. The best luxury cars feature sleek designs that are a pleasure to look at, have plenty of power, and enough high-tech features to keep ...

these Drive Car of the Year categories look at the best the luxury world has to offer. For many, a car is much more than a mode of transport. It can be a statement, a reward, even a goal.

Driving is inherently stressful, so why drive a car that adds to the hardship? If you agree, then the luxury car class is for you. They're built to do the opposite: to relax you with their plush ...

Aston Martin is to trim staff numbers after recording another yearly loss, the British luxury car maker announced on Wednesday. A total of 170 jobs are to go, representing 5% of its global workforce.

Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. Italy’s Agnelli family holding company, Exor, said it planned to sell a 4 per cent stake in luxury sports ...

For much of the year, the biggest luxury marques couldn’t maintain the prior year’s sales pace even as the industry overall pushed forward to normal sales levels. Auto sales in Canada grew by ...

Luxury cars are more than just vehicles; they represent status, craftsmanship, and engineering excellence. While modern hypercars like the Koenigsegg CC850 and Bugatti Centodieci command millions, ...

Mercedes is still using massive screens but is beginning to reconsider its role in luxury cars. On the other hand, BMW is sticking to its belief that bigger is not always better as it continues to ...

Despite selling vehicles with a 56-inch display spanning across the dashboard, Mercedes-Benz thinks big screens aren't in themselves luxurious.