How Much Comfort And Luxury Do You Really Need In A Car?
Before going out to buy a new car, the general rule is that you should have a list of aspects that the car must possess
. Varying considerably between car buyers (a family with three children is going to be looking for a different car to a young city professional), the one thing that unites all buyers together is that they want their car to be comfortable.
As aesthetically pleasing as it may be, nobody wants to be driving around in a car that feels awkward when you're sat in the driver's seat and does nothing but give you back ache once you're out of it.
Instead, people want cars that feel like their favourite chair at home and that are welcoming, seeming to want people to drive them as they are simply that comfortable.
Whilst comfort may bring together every car buyer in some respects, the amount of comfort - and also luxury - that people are looking for is what separates them once again.
And this is also where you are going to see the greatest increase in prices, meaning that it is extremely important for you have an idea in your mind at how much comfort and luxury you want in your new car before you go out looking.
For example, if you are planning on driving up and down the motorway each weekend, as well as being in an out of the car on a daily basis taking the children to and from school, you're going to be wanting a car that is comfortable enough for you to be in on a regular basis, as well as having seats that have lumbar support, although actual luxury isn't that big of an issue.
Yes, leather heated seats and climate controls are additions that would be welcomed, but in scenarios like this, they are not often seen as requirements, which is the reason why the cost factor can be kept down with family cars.
Looking at the opposite end of the spectrum, however and someone who is chauffeured around on a daily basis is not only generally going to expect luxury and the utmost comfort in their car, but they're also going to be willing to pay for it.
On a broad view, these people want more than air conditioning or leather seats and they will walk into Bentley or Aston Martin dealers, expecting to be able to purchase a car that has the possibility of privacy glass (not only on the external windows, but as a central piece in between the rear passengers and the driver), only the highest quality leather hides for the entire interior and hand-crafted wooden veneers, including on the drop-down shelf on the back of the front seats.
Of course, these aspects and qualities will cost tens - if not hundreds - of thousands of pounds, but for those people who are looking for this level of comfort and luxury, it is worth every penny.
Depending on how much comfort and luxury you want depends entirely on your own situation and what you personally call luxury is going to be completely different to someone else's definition. The only point you have to remember is that luxury comes with a price, but as long as you can afford it without causing any financial problems, then there's no reason why you can't go for the most comfortable and luxurious car that you can find.
by: Steve Carr
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