​   With the ever increasing demand for small cars, it was no wonder that there would be an increase in demand for pocket rockets.  Since the release of “The Fast and the Furious”, there has been an ever increasing demand for pint-sized pocket rockets, from the factory.  

​It seems there is never enough wealth in the world, when you look at how many high-end cars are sold each year.  Even though there is not a lot of them made, there still never seems to be enough of them to go around.  Considering this is a segment of only three real companies, there are still many others, which could classify.  

​Even with a downturn in the economy, most luxury marks are still trying to dip into the large luxury field. With Audi set to release its new A8 this year and Cadillac working on a replacement for the ailing DTS, the large car market is still making itself noticed.  Considering this is where luxury marks make themselves stand out against the premium brands, its no wonder why companies are still forging ahead with large cars

​And now we get onto one of the hardest segments in the world for sedans.  The Mid-Sized luxury market has always been one of the most vicious segments in the world.  With the likes of Mercedes-Benz and BMW setting the standards every year with upgrades and new models, it’s no wonder why everyone wants a piece of this market-pie.  

​    With an ever-increasing demand for smaller cars and better fuel mileage, you would expect to see a lot less entries into the full size segment.  But as usual, the full size segment seems to keep on going at a smooth and reasonable pace.  With many models having either a coupe or wagon partner, the full size range has 

     With fuel prices on the rise and everyone turning to smaller cars, it has seemed that the mid-sized segment is becoming a more vicious playground for those who wish to enter.  Considering the most companies are pushing for a piece of the small car market, the mid-sized segment is becoming the most important sedan segment in the world.  

​     With ever increasing gas prices and higher demand for more fuel-efficient cars, it’s no wonder that the small car segments would be growing.  This year the demand for small fuel-efficient cars has reached a point where demand is greater than supply.