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The first and most difficult part of creating a site dedicated
to the ultra luxury market is how to define an ultra luxury
car. We’ve chosen to keep our definitions loose, including
not only the requisite Ferrari but also some cars that aren’t
necessarily sports cars such as Bentley Continental GT.
Definition of an Ultra luxury Car
The definition of an ultra luxury car consists of several
factors: speed, price, and design. Ultra luxury cars always
have a top speed faster than that of the family sedan. Their
top speed varies depending on the make, but most on average
have their top speed between 150-200 mph. Another huge difference
between ultra luxury cars and the family sedan is their price.
Again, their price varies greatly depending on the car. For
instance, McLaren F1 costs anywhere from $1 million to $1,250,000
but the Bentley Continental GT costs (depending on options)
between $150,000-$170,000. The final factor of an ultra luxury
car is their design. In order to be considered ultra luxury,
a car really needs to stand out from all the rest. They should
be better looking and performing than any other car out there.
These three qualifications are what make an ultra luxury car
so great and set apart from other cars.
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