Luxury watch brand Blancpain, partnered with Lamborghini, introduced the new Lamborghini LP-700-4 Aventador at a private viewing September 20th.

The esteemed House of Bijan will unveiled the very first Limited Edition Rolls-Royce Phantom on Thursday, 6 October at 6:30 pm in Beverly Hills. Created uniquely and specifically by Bijan, this model captures and exudes the lifestyle and attributes of Bijan's clients as well as having Bijan's unique touches.

While many celebrities prefer to keep their private lives out of the public eye, late night talk show host Jay Leno enjoys sharing his personal passion for exotic cars with the world. Haute Living takes a look at some of the vehicles in Leno’s personal collection.

Swedish Automobile, the company that owns Saab and Spyker, has sold the Dutch half of its business to North Street Capital, a Connecticut-based private equity firm.

The 2012 Lamborghini lineup has been released, price-points and all.

Lamborghini President Stephan Winkelmann stopped by Jay Leno’s Garage with the 2012 Aventador LP700-4, which stands to be the new supercar king.

Good times are back for the ubiquitous British automaker Jaguar. Not only is the signature brand a hallmark in the luxury car category, the company is now beginning to take the necessary steps to produce a complete product line with the introduction of the C-X16 production concept.

Some people enjoy the simple comforts of luxury vehicles while others do everything they can to customize and individualize their cars to stand out in a crowd. Here are five of Mercedes Benz’s most exotic customizations of their luxury vehicles.

The sales environment for German luxury car brand Mercedes-Benz has become “a bit more challenging” in China, as sales growth slowed over the summer, a senior company executive for the luxury auto brand said. Luxury car sales have defied a marked slowdown in the growth rate of China’s overall auto market this year and have been soaring. Sales by Daimler AG’s Mercedes-Benz unit grew nearly 60% during the first half of this year. But sales growth slowed in July and August, said Klaus Maier, head of Mercedes-Benz in China, in an interview Friday. For the first eight months of the year, Mercedes-Benz sales in China totaled 123,590, up 41% from a year earlier, he said. The company didn’t release specific Mercedes-Benz sales-growth figures in China for July or August.