7 cheap-to-own luxury cars

At between $1000 and $1500 a MONTH this is CHEAP?  If so, I'd hate to see the "expensive" ones.

What planet are you guys from?

I'm sorry, when did Hyundai become a luxury car brand?

The title of this page is 7-cheap-to-own luxry cars. There was no speak of quality of the cars. Also, there was no mention of where the vehicles place of construction was. Two of the cars are Korean made and many others were fabricated in Europe. This is what is wrong with America. People do not have ability to think for themselves. Many are elitists and feel as if America is the one and only country with things made of high quality. The reality is that, in car industry, the US companies have been far behind the quality curve for many years. The "junk from japan" (priceml), has been of higher quality and value for the past two decades.  

  I and my spouse have a Lincoln Town car and have had several and find that it is a very good car on gas mileage and great ride .  If the lincoln town car isn't a luxury  car in america , don't have one.   We have always had to buy used town cars but they have all been great.  The one we have now gets from 23 miles per galon up to 27 miles per gal.   I hate that Ford Motor quit makeing them.  If I could afford it I would have the last one made. 

   mary f. tucker 

If you plan on keeping a car for a long time, Mercedes is the one to own.  I have worked on cars all my life and when you look below the skin, you see all the extras that Mercedes puts into to their cars to make them rugged and long lasting.  Here are a few things that I can think of.

o ground wires to every electrical device

o extra long oil drain plug to prevent stripping

o silver plated contacts on electrical relays, etc

o access holes on wheel rims for precise alignment.

o dual latches on hood

o rubber jacking pads on chassis

If you look at the statistics  for cars that are on the road the longest, Mercedes always tops the list.