
Brian Douglas
Lifestyle Editor at Ranch & Coast Magazine
Publisher and Editor at autoeditor.com
Breaking news and views from the car guy.
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2 weeks ago |
ranchandcoast.com | Brian Douglas
Print Title "Not Your Daddy’s Caddy"Published Thursday, May 22, 2025 Featured Photo 2025 Cadillac CT5 V BlackwingImage Credits Photography courtesy of Cadillac A couple of decades ago, I worked with a fellow enthusiast in the automotive leasing business who financed classic and special interest cars. The company’s owner had discovered that vehicles that appreciated in value versus depreciated was a good business plan.
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1 month ago |
fbnewsleader.com | Brian Douglas
Just like two-seat sportscars, convertibles are nice halos for automakers, but there’s not much volume to help amortize development and manufacturing costs. In the luxury brand category, just BMW, Mercedes-Benz and Lexus offer convertibles on our shores. Audi was a player until last year and Lexus has just one convertible, the six-figure LC500.
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2 months ago |
fbnewsleader.com | Brian Douglas
Building a two-seat sportscar is not for the feint of heart. The market for these fun coupes and roadsters are either young enthusiasts who have not yet started a family, or empty nesters who have the wherewithal to acquire a “fun” second car. My apologizes if I’ve inadvertently left your demographic out. But the segment is always challenging for major automakers who like the scale of high volume.
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2 months ago |
fbnewsleader.com | Brian Douglas
• A 1938 Alfa Romeo 8C 2900B, left, won Best of Show “Elegance” while Chris MacAllister’s Jim Clark-driven Lotus 49 F1 race car, right, captured Best in Show “Sport” at the Amelia Concours. Photo courtesy Deremer Studios A 1938 Alfa Romeo 8C 2900B, left, won Best of Show “Elegance” while Chris MacAllister’s Jim Clark-driven Lotus 49 F1 race car, right, captured Best in Show “Sport” at the Amelia Concours.
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Feb 28, 2025 |
fbnewsleader.com | Brian Douglas
Just 10 years ago, Hyundai Motor Group announced the Genesis luxury brand and launched its G90 flagship sedan. Not everyone thought that the newly aggressive South Korean automaker would succeed. The big-three German luxury marques Audi, BMW and Mercedes-Benz were the market leaders. What’s more, nearly four decades ago, Honda launched its Acura brand, followed by Nissan’s Infiniti and Toyota’s Lexus. And America’s own Cadillac and Lincoln vehicles have served luxury buyers for more than a century.
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