The magazine praised the new Impala for its luxurious feel; spacious and high-quality interior; easy-to-use and intuitive controls; and strong handling and braking. It said the car's 22 miles per gallon fuel efficiency as rated by the magazine was …

The arms race in transcontinental airline service has given consumers some luxurious ways to travel coast to coast, and more are coming soon with mini-suites with privacy doors and first-class cabins tailored for celebrities. This week's Middle Seat …

Acura, Honda's luxury brand, received a score of 811, down from 816 last year, which was slightly above the average. Honda continues to be in the middle of the pack in a … “Even within the same vehicle segment, consumers are willing to spend …

A video on Wall Street Journal today interviews Shaun Rein, managing director of China Market Research Group, on the radical changes taking place amongst China's luxury consumers that brands cannot afford to ignore. Specifically, he states that Chinese …

The Soul was introduced in the summer of 2009, and immediately proved popular with Canadian consumers; you likely won't get through a day on the road without crossing paths with one. It rivals hatchbacks such as the Mazda3 Sport, the Toyota Matrix and …

Demand will mostly likely come from the U.S. and markets like China and Russia, where there's a growing class of wealthy consumers. What the three countries have in common is their sheer size and therefore the need to drive greater distances, making …

… while providing a luxury 4.5 star hotel, Broadway show tickets for the Book Of Mormon, and even more savings on meals and tickets. Financial Firebird Corporation created these packages for consumers and welcomes participation by travel agents as well.

It said that the "Middle East is growing at a steady pace, with Dubai continuing as the centre of gravity and the only city attracting foreign luxury consumers, such as Russians, Indians and Africans." Explained Cyrille Fabre, the Bain & Company …

Such packaging of services is likely the future of fees, Sorensen said. “You'll buy light, medium or luxury,” he said. “The consumer inherently understands this approach better than the pure a la carte approach.” There are notable exceptions to the fee …