Motors: Luxury Limos in Peril ; Sales Have Slumped As Buyers Downsize
Liverpool Echo › November 04, 2005
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Liverpool Echo › November 04, 2005
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ARGE luxury limousines are becoming the endangered species of the car world, as buyers downsize or switch to sports utility vehicles instead.
This is the finding of independent vehicle valuation experts EurotaxGlass's, which reveals that sales of luxury models have slumped by a quarter in five years.See the full content of this document
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Motors: Luxury Limos in Peril ; Sales Have Slumped As Buyers Downsize
Large luxury cars now account for a paltry 2.5% of the prestige market as a whole, putting their future existence i...
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