It usually means that the vehicle has all the most expensive options available, and that the ride is set up to be as smooth as possible.
Best sound system, leather interior, climate control, heated, electric seats and so on.
I assume that we are talking about the trim inside the car. My interpretation is that that particularmake and model of car is fitted with luxury trim as standard. In other words, because it is standard, you don't have to pay extra for it.
It stands for the trim package on the car or Luxury, it depends on what car.
Most car rental places have the option of getting a luxury car, but Orbitz might be a good place to start.
The Buick Lucerne car is a luxury sedan which has 4 doors, V6 or V8 option, new trim in 2008 and revised colours. In 2009, the Lucerne got a new base engine!
luxury car
its not a luxury car... a luxury car comes standard with leather, the impala its an option. one of the best luxury cars for the money is the Hyundai Genesis, it out-rates the BMW(5-series) and Mercedes(E-class) in the same class and its cheaper and nicer with a better factory warranty
i think it was Toyota.
Grand luxury edition
its just the trim of the car
What do you mean Lamborghini, Ferrari, or Mercedes Benz
se : standard edition sxt : sport trim rt ; racing trim srt ; street racing trim
Just a trim level/option package. SE were one level up from the base car. The SSE had more luxury appointments, sport suspension, body farings, 16" rims, etc. SSE's were basicly loaded with almost ever option avaliable, and were the top of the line Bonneville from 1988-1991. The SSEi was the supercharged model, had all the sport and luxury appointments of the SSE, and was introduced in 1992.