Which US city has most luxury cars?
Which State Has the Most Luxury Cars?
Where are you the most and least likely to find luxury cars on the road?
By Julie Blackley
Luxury cars account for 17.7 percent of all vehicle sales in the United States. Buyers are drawn to luxury vehicles for reasons including extra features, enhanced driving performance, and advanced technology. There’s also the prestige that comes with driving a car with a luxury nameplate that helps justify paying the extra cost.
Regardless of the reason for owning a luxury vehicle, some states attract more luxury car buyers than others . In which states do the most drivers choose luxury vehicles? iSeeCars.com analyzed over 10.9 million car sales to find out.
Ranking of States by Share of Luxury Cars — iSeeCars Study | ||
Rank | State | % Share of Luxury Cars |
1 | New Jersey | 27.9% |
2 | California | 25.2% |
3 | Connecticut | 24.6% |
4 | Florida | 22.1% |
5 | New York | 21.5% |
6 | Georgia | 20.4% |
7 | Massachusetts | 20.3% |
8 | Illinois | 19.9% |
9 | Rhode Island | 19.5% |
10 | Maryland | 19.5% |
11 | Oregon | 18.8% |
12 | Nevada | 18.6% |
13 | Hawaii | 18.1% |
14 | Virginia | 17.8% |
15 | Arizona | 17.7% |
National Average | 17.7% | |
16 | Texas | 17.5% |
17 | Delaware | 17.3% |
18 | North Carolina | 16.3% |
19 | Washington | 16.3% |
20 | Colorado | 16.3% |
21 | Pennsylvania | 15.6% |
22 | Mississippi | 14.7% |
23 | South Carolina | 14.6% |
24 | Alabama | 14.2% |
25 | New Hampshire | 14.1% |
26 | Tennessee | 14.0% |
27 | Louisiana | 14.0% |
28 | Michigan | 13.8% |
29 | Ohio | 13.6% |
30 | Missouri | 12.8% |
31 | Indiana | 12.6% |
32 | Minnesota | 12.2% |
33 | Utah | 12.1% |
34 | Oklahoma | 11.6% |
35 | Kansas | 11.5% |
36 | Arkansas | 11.4% |
37 | Kentucky | 10.9% |
38 | Nebraska | 10.5% |
39 | Wisconsin | 10.4% |
40 | Alaska | 10.0% |
41 | New Mexico | 9.8% |
42 | Iowa | 9.2% |
43 | Maine | 8.4% |
44 | South Dakota | 7.6% |
45 | Idaho | 7.3% |
46 | West Virginia | 6.6% |
47 | Montana | 6.5% |
48 | Vermont | 6.4% |
49 | North Dakota | 6.2% |
50 | Wyoming | 5.2% |
- New Jersey is the state with the most luxury cars, with luxury vehicles accounting for 27.9 percent of the state’s vehicle share.
- The state with the lowest share of used luxury cars is Wyoming at 5.2 percent.
- Fifteen states have more luxury cars than average, with nine of the 15 being East Coast states.
- The states with the lowest share of luxury cars tend to be the states that are the least densely populated.
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iSeeCars analyzed over 10.9 million used cars from model years 2017 — 2021 sold from July 2021 through June 2022. The number of cars from luxury automakers was tallied by state, and the resulting percentage shares were used to rank states.
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This article, Which State Has the Most Luxury Cars? , originally appeared on iSeeCars.com.
Which Luxury Cars are Made in America?
With the recent legislation that incentivizes EV manufacturers make their cars in America, luxury brands like Audi and Mercedes-Benz are contemplating new U.S. factories. Which begs the question, which luxury cars are made in America today? There are several from both U.S. and foreign brands, including a few that may come as a surprise.
Cadillac is the most American luxury car brand
When it comes to American made luxury cars, no brand can beat what Cadillac brings to the table. Every car that Cadillac produces is made in the U.S.A, something that no other automaker can claim.
The vaunted Cadillac Escalade comes from a factory in Texas, while the Lyriq, XT5, and XT6 SUVs come from a Tennessee factory. The smaller Cadillac XT4 is made in America at the Kansas City plant, while their cars, the CT4 and CT5 come from a plant in Michigan. That means 100% of Cadillac cars that sell in America are from here, putting it in the number one spot.
Half of Lincoln’s lineup is made in America
While Lincoln is also an American luxury car brand, one of its four models comes from Canada. However, the Lincoln Aviator comes from a factory in Illinois. Meanwhile both the Corsair and Navigator ship from the brand’s Kentucky plant. However, the Nautilus is currently made in that Canadian plant at least through 2024, according to Ford Authority.
All BMW SUVs are made in America
While the brand’s sports cars and luxury sedans are made in Germany, all BMW SUVs are made right here in America. This includes the BMW X3, X4, X5, X6, and X7 gas-powered cars, as well as the all-new BMW XM turbo V8 hybrid SUV.
Mercedes-Benz models made in Alabama
While much more limited in scope, there are a handful of Mercedes-Benz models from American factories. The three-row Mercedes-Benz GLS SUV along with the GLE SUV and GLE Coupe are all made in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. That factory also produced the Mercedes-Benz C-Class sedan until 2020, when production moved to China.
Volvo production came to the U.S. in 2016
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While Volvo is much later to the game than some of its counterparts, you can now find made-in-America Volvo cars starting with the 2018 Volvo S60. Production of that model began in 2018 in the Ridgeville, South Carolinea plant.
In addition, the 2022 Volvo XC90 three-row SUV began production in the same plant in late 2021, meaning that Volvo’s smallest and largest vehicles both come from the same American factory.
More American-made luxury cars are coming
With the recent incentives for American-made EVs, we will undoubtedly see more luxury cars produced in America. Volkswagen is already on the hunt for locations to build a factory that would produce both VW and Audi EVs. And with Tesla considered a luxury brand, there is already one major American car company producing all its EVs on our shores.
Top 5 Cities with the Most Supercars
Drivers and collectors of supercars understand that the experience of getting behind the wheel goes beyond anything traditional. Much like the name indicates, supercars surpass the competition in terms of style, design, and performance on the road.
Whether they’re referred to as supercars, exotic cars, or hypercars, it’s hard to deny that these luxury vehicles are in a class all their own. Those fascinated by supercars collectively appreciate the technology and design standards that elevate these vehicles to a new level of excellence.
Owning a supercar is an exciting and exclusive privilege, but some cities consistently rank above the rest when it comes to supercar collections. Looking at the world map, cities with the most supercars have a way of standing out from the crowd.
Year after year, London finds its way to the top of the ranks earning the title of Supercar Capital of the World. Lamborghini, Ferrari, and Pagani lead the way in supercars that are most frequently spotted and owned in this bustling urban destination.
Aston Martin is a significant contributor to supercar ownership in London as well. It’s interesting to note that the average individual annual income in London lingers around the equivalent of $71,000 USD in 2020.
Coming up just behind London, Moscow makes its way to the upper ranks of cities with the most supercars across the globe. In this city of 12.5 million residents, supercar showmanship is on full display.
While the general population in Moscow isn’t considered excessively wealthy, those raking in the most annually are putting a significant portion towards their supercar collection. To this end, Porsche, Ferrari, and Lamborghini stand out as favorites in Moscow.
3. Los Angeles
Known as the hometown of many celebrities, glittering lights, and upscale style, it may come as no surprise that Los Angeles would make the list of cities with the most supercars. Many dedicated supercar enthusiasts call Southern California home and perhaps the sunny weather adds to the appeal of elevating an experience on the road.
Lamborghini, Ferrari, and Porsche are the most frequently spotted supercar models on the streets of L.A. Whether they’re owned or rented, keeping up with trendy L.A. style begins for many behind the wheel of a supercar.
The city that never sleeps finds its luxurious stride on the road, ranking 4th in terms of cities with the most supercars. This exciting destination is one that’s known and loved for its extravagance and endless potential which helps supercars fit right into the scenery.
Whether you’re walking down Water Street or heading to the Upper West Side, it’s not uncommon to spot a Lamborghini, Ferrari, or Porsche somewhere nearby. New York often ranks as one of the most expensive cities to live in, and it seems the approach to driving here is no exception.
Progressive and luxurious, Dubai is also a top destination when it comes to cities with the most supercars. Ferrari, Lamborghini, and Porsche have firmly established themselves as favorites in this Middle Eastern destination which is home to just over 3 million residents but welcomes over 15 million visitors each year!
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