Luxury auto sector thrives as consumer leasing picks up
The luxury auto sector is growing despite tepid market conditions as high-end brands win consumers over with attractive leasing options.
The luxury auto sector is growing despite tepid market conditions as high-end brands win consumers over with attractive leasing options.
Today in luxury marketing – French regulator to examine LVMH swoop on Hermes; The first time Gilt Held a Christian Louboutin Sale, 45,000 women tried to buy the same pair of shoes at once.
Whatever the choices marketers make, it is worth noting: Brands are still something to be treasured and controlled.
LVMH made a power play with its 17-percent acquisition of Hermès that casts uncertainty on the future of the independently owned French fashion house.
The Ritz-Carlton Destination Club and Abercrombie & Kent Residence Club have teamed up to offer consumers an expanded list of luxury destinations.
Luxury automaker Bentley Motors has teamed up with men’s custom clothing brand Astor & Black to offer new car owners a bespoke suit.
Luxury goods brand Montblanc is donating a year-long subscription of Lapham’s Quarterly to 300 New York public high schools and libraries in support of art and education.
German automaker BMW has launched a new iPad application for its branded magazine that promotes its history and vehicles via interactive rich-media content.
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