If you’re a woman who loves luxury and looks beautiful while driving, a Cadillac Eldorado could be the ideal car. The convertible style or hard top version of this vehicle is a classic choice for country drives. This smooth-running machine is loaded with the latest gadgets, including a Bose sound system. BMW cars are a popular choice for women, as they have long been a status symbol, implying wealth and social status.
Lexus NX 300
The NX 300 is a high-quality luxury SUV with many impressive features. Its suspension is superb, smoothing out any bumps or ruts on the road. There is no steering feedback, and the body roll is predictable. The NX’s transmission is smooth, and the engine is virtually imperceptible. The seats are supportive of different body shapes and offer optional front-seat ventilation. Its rear seats can accommodate an adult, yet remain comfortable for the whole family.
Range Rover Evoque 2016
For 2016, the Range Rover Evoque is an excellent luxury crossover option. Its compact design and independent suspension make it nimble and supple on the road. The HSE trim level adds options such as blind spot monitoring and Reverse Traffic Detection, as well as a new feature called Terrain Response 2. This technology allows drivers to select the appropriate mode based on road conditions and terrain. The Evoque’s ride quality is also improved, thanks to its high ground clearance, 25-degree approach angle, and 30.6-degree departure angle.
Mercedes-Benz GLE Class
When it comes to comfort and convenience, the Mercedes-Benz GLE class does not disappoint. Its dual 12.3-inch touchscreen displays feature voice recognition technology and an integrated virtual assistant. It also comes with five USB ports, wireless charging pad, and navigation, as well as features such as a head-up display and Burmester surround sound. Despite its size, the GLE is not a small car, and it can comfortably seat four adults, if necessary.
Audi A5 Cabriolet
If you’re looking for a luxury car for women that’s also reasonably priced, look no further than the new Audi A5 Cabriolet. It boasts an all-new turbocharged engine and comes standard with all- wheel drive. Its interior is also among the class’s most luxurious. The soft-top design, while less practical than competing models, allows the driver to take in the view without having to sacrifice any privacy. The 6.0-second 0-60-mph time puts it in the league of competitors like the BMW 430i x-Drive. Fuel efficiency has also been improved over the previous model, with 24mpg in the city and 34mpg on the highway.
Bentley Continental GT
The new Bentley Continental GT sports an eight-speed dual-clutch transmission, a departure from the torque-converter automatic that was the norm in previous Bentley models. While dual- clutch gearboxes shift faster than standard automatics, they’re less refined. Bentley considered this trade-off worth it to give the car a sportier feel. The main downside is that the gearbox automatically upshifts in manual mode, which is inconsistent with the car’s performance mission.
Kia K900
Despite the lack of a traditional luxury brand, the Kia K900 is an impressive sedan with a lot to offer. The V-6 engine provides excellent acceleration and the multimedia system is impressive. While the interior doesn’t have the level of luxury you’d expect from a traditional luxury car, it is still a roomy, comfortable place to be. The K900 is also available with leather upholstery, which is another plus.
Hyundai Yaris
The Hyundai Yaris is the most affordable luxury car for women on the market today. The price tag is only $16,270, including destination. It features many comforts, including leather-wrapped steering wheel, rain-sensing wipers, and automatic climate control. The vehicle is also equipped with standard driver assistance systems, including automatic braking and steering. It also comes with a generous warranty package.
Volkswagen Beetle
The VW Beetle has been around for 73 years and has embodied the company’s “people’s car” philosophy throughout. Before its production ended in 2003, the VW Type 1 sold over 21 million cars. Then, in 1998, the brand introduced the “New Beetle,” which was discontinued after the 2010 models. In the United States alone, the Beetle sold over 80,000 units in its peak year, with more than 75 percent of sales going to women.
