The Ultra-Luxury Automobile Market Is Characterized By

question 75

Multiple Choice

The ultra-luxury automobile market is characterized by:

• A)​A great deal of competition in the past - but that is changing.
• B)​A small number of cars produced each year - but they are very expensive.
• C) ​Being the same as the luxury market.
• D) ​A and B above.

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