So despite the fact that the Tesla Model S is outselling many luxury competitors, Tesla seems more interested in the 4.2 second 0-60 mph sprint than establishing itself as a luxury automaker. … Seems to me the more gadgets the more problems. I hope …

The three trim levels are called SE, Modern and Luxury, with M Sport trim packages available to upgrade the higher lines. Not all grades will be available with every engine, though. The key standard equipment on all models includes the excellent iDrive …

comments. Getting the best seat by the pool should be no problem this summer thanks to a luxury new chair on wheels – complete with parasol and wine cooler. … 'The lounger-chair combination is packed with all kinds of gadgets and goodies for loungers.

Do you like running gadgets? If so, what's your favourite? An MP3 player: if i had to choose one luxury item, it would be that. I could live in race without a watch. If it's a navigating race, I'd need a map and maybe a GPS! But an iPod, when you need …

'The landscape of luxury – and what is considered luxury – are constantly changing. Never has the need to inspire and woo luxury consumers been so important. My objective is simple: to find the new and next in packaging for the luxury goods market and …

We have mined our wealth of data to give you what's hot among consumers, including the top ships, lines and travel dates for premium, luxury, and river cruising. The CruiseCompete Cruise Index™ for August 2013 was 150, one point higher than July 2013, …

And the luxury segment is seen as the next biggest boom for the global car makers. In fact, within the next seven years, McKinsey & Company expects China to top the United States as the world's No. 1 luxury automotive market. Here's the brands that …

The 2013 BrandZ Top 100, a ranking of the most valuable global brands compiled by research firm MillwardBrown, found luxury firms struggling with the need to balance exclusivity with attracting new customers through use of social media. The survey said …

A new report released today by New York University's Luxury Lab think tank, or L2, measures the performance of social media advertising for almost 250 prestige brands. And according to head of research Maureen Mullen, those doubting Facebook's …