Luxury brands clarify vehicle ambitions at NY Auto Show
Luxury automakers are keeping momentum going from previous auto shows with mid-level announcements and plenty of brand interaction.
Luxury automakers are keeping momentum going from previous auto shows with mid-level announcements and plenty of brand interaction.
Today in luxury marketing – Mulberry aims for “affordable luxury” after failed move upmarket; “Leopard King” Cavalli nears $621 million sale to Permira; London: first port of call for luxury real estate – Christie’s; Mercedes head: Tesla has no network, limited potential.
BMW North America is guiding listeners of the Pandora mobile application to learn more about the i series with a takeover advertisement.
The majority of affluent consumers employ a number of shopping and saving tactics to manage their money, with 52 percent of ultra-affluents regularly comparison shopping.
Luxury automakers are hewing to models with greater fuel efficiency and innovative technologies April 18-27 at the 2014 New York Auto Show.
British tailor Gieves & Hawkes and The Queensberry Hotel in London are teaming up to drive traffic to Bath in Fashion 2014, a week-long conference celebrating British fashion.
Today in luxury marketing – Burberry unveils Shanghai flagship; Luxury car market: The key factor in China is a nonstarter in the US; BMW recall 2014: automaker recalls 156,000 luxury cars and SUVs over faulty engine bolts; Next residents of a luxury building: police horses.
New York department store Bergdorf Goodman is hosting an exclusive two-day display of an Atelier Swarovski jewelry and sculpture collection.
British automaker Land Rover is giving drivers a better sense of obstacles with invisible technology that renders the front of the car see-through.