Luxury Cars Are Climbing the Purchasing Poll

Luxury cars are speeding past the traditional market of once loved pick up trucks. A recent poll shows that more U.S. drivers are spending their dollars on plush luxury cars than before. Lavish cars are making a comeback. Read this article to find out what caused the recent shift in car purchasing...

In the first five months of the year, luxury automakers sold almost 66,000 more vehicles in the U.S. than they did a year earlier, an 11 percent increase. Lincoln and Lexus (TM) in particular were stomping on the sales pedal. Sales of midsize cars such as the Honda (HMC) Accord—the biggest segment of the U.S. market—slipped 3.6 percent, while truck sales—another huge chunk of the market—were up 4.6 percent. 

— Kyle Stock

2003 Mercedes Benz SL-500 Convertible

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Leno Opens Up His New McLaren P1

Jay Leno leads the pack as the first delivery of the McLaren P1 in America. Don't worry. He's not locking it up in his collector's garage for preservation. Leno is opening his McLaren P1 up on the roadways. He managed to plug 800 miles on the car in the first five days of receiving it. Read more about Jay Leno's newest auto toy and the adventures of his McLaren.

Uber car guy Jay Leno took delivery of his McLaren P1 supercar. It's the first example to hit American soil in private hands. He brought it to his garage, called company CEO Mike Flewitt, and the two went about discussing McLaren's history, cars and racing victories. Leno is sporting a blue shirt and khakis, a welcome departure from a full denim suit. Leno's put more than 800 miles on the car in a few days. Flewitt comes back with a few guys he knows who have more than 3,000 miles. Flewitt says he likes the fact that owners are driving these things, and not keeping them as a work of art. At about 8 minutes, they go out for a drive.

— Jay Leno Takes Delivery of First American McLaren