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The first luxury vehicle built exclusively for people with disabilities
The First ‘Purpose-Built’ Wheelchair Accessible Luxury Vehicle. This is not your traditional wheelchair conversion van. A glimpse at this purpose-built universally accessible vehicle. A new car is allowing people of all abilities equal access to a safe and inclusive luxury transportation option. Mobility Ventures, an industry innovator in purpose-built paratransit vehicles, unveiled MV-1 LX, the…
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Redefining the luxury day cruiser segment: Meet the new Frauscher 747 Mirage.
Frauscher Shipyard innovates small high performance day cruisers with the new Frauscher 747 Mirage. The boat was presented for the first time in public at the 2014 Ischgl Cart Trophy. The boating world will experience the 747 Mirage at the official world premiere in Cannes, at the 2014 boat show. First customer deliveries are scheduled…
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Selfridges accused of failing to deliver luxury bag due to ‘risk’
Customer claims the upmarket store refused to deliver the Mulberry bag because of her south London address
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Patriotic Bentley for 95th anniversary of the luxury car company
15 unique ‘Mulsanne 95’ models celebrate company’s 95th anniversary. Luxury car manufacturer Bentley gets patriotic on its 95th anniversary revealing 15 unique ‘Mulsanne 95’ models exclusively reserved for customers in the UK. The ‘Mulsanne 95’ is a striking special edition of the company’s luxurious flagship model. Only 15 examples featuring British-inspired colours will be hand…
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When you have a happy customer, they spread the word. Top hotels for service.
Travelers have millions of hotels to choose from, and service is one way to stand out in the crowd. TripAdvisor shines the spotlight on properties around the world that are recognized by their guests for providing superior service. The world’s largest travel site announced the Travelers’ Choice Hotels with Exceptional Service, honoring 1,762 properties in…
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Mulberry to bring in cheaper handbags for price-conscious British customers
New boss Godfrey Davis said the company had got it wrong by following its luxury goods rivals in continually putting up prices