Sports cars might be our specialty here at Road & Track, but luxury cars are a close second. Driving a well-built Rolls-Royce or Bentley is a spectacular experience all its own. Sure, these cars may not be built for 0-60 times, lap records, or top speed, but there are still plenty of things to love about them. Here are the most extravagantly luxurious cars you can buy new today, sorted from most to least expensive.
1) Rolls-Royce Phantom – $457,750
Cars simply don’t get more opulent than the Rolls-Royce Phantom—the biggest Roller you can buy has always been the ultra-luxury benchmark.
2) Rolls-Royce Dawn – $359,250
Some people like to be seen while they drive their ultra-luxury car. For them, there’s no better option than the Rolls-Royce Dawn.
3) Rolls-Royce Wraith – $343,350
If you like the Rolls-Royce Ghost but wish it was a bit more sporty, then the Wraith is the car for you. It’s one of the best grand tourers money can buy, and you can still pick from all the regular Rolls options like the starlight headliner.
4) Rolls-Royce Cullinan – $340,350
The Cullinan is the Rolls-Royce of SUVs, so it’s no surprise to see it on this list. With a twin-turbo V-12 and more quality features than you could ever imagine, it’s the perfect vehicle for driving anywhere in total comfort.
5) Bentley Bentayga – $183,425
All you need to know regarding the Bentayga’s luxury credentials is that it offers a $160,000 dashboard clock as an option. It’s a Breitling tourbillon, the only such clock to be fitted to a car.
6) Mercedes-Maybach GLS 600 – $161,550
The GLS 600 is Mercedes’s first Maybach-branded SUV, and it certainly lives up to the name. With some wildly ostentatious looks and a massive rear seating area, it has everything you need to cruise the outback in perfect comfort
7) BMW Alpina XB7 – $141,300
The BMW X7 is like an SUV version of the 7-Series. That means all the features of BMW’s flagship sedan, plus the added perks of a high seating position and tons of cabin space. The Alpina version takes it one step further, with bespoke touches and even better materials. Oh, and it comes with a 612-horsepower engine.
8) BMW 7-Series – $87,795
If you can get past those comically oversized kidney grilles, the new 7-Series is a lovely piece of machinery that does the luxury thing extremely well. Though, like many cars on this list, you should keep in mind the heavy depreciation hit you’ll take if you buy it new.
9) Audi A8 – $86,500
The A8 is actually one of the more affordable cars on this list, but you wouldn’t know it by sitting inside. Plenty of standard features and an optional rear infotainment system (with its own removable tablet) will make any tech-savvy passenger happy.
10) Lexus LS 500 – $77,025
The LS is Lexus’s top-tier sedan, with things like 28-way power seats, an immensely quiet interior, and a twin-turbo engine with enough grunt to rocket the car to 60 mph in just 4.5 seconds.
11) Lincoln Navigator – $76,185
Though the look may not be everyone’s cup of tea, the new Navigator is a huge step up in quality, making it a real competitor in the luxury SUV market. Get the extended-wheelbase version, and you’ve got one of the most capable limo-tanks out there.
12) Genesis G90 – $73,975
The G90 might be one of the cheapest cars on this list (when new, anyway), but it’s also one of the most well-equipped and unique. Brand new for 2020, it has things like assisted driving features, active noise cancelation, and even the ability to auto-suggest a seating position for maximum comfort.
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