The best-selling luxury cars in Brazil seem to be completely immune to the crisis caused by the coronavirus, which is affecting different sectors of the economy worldwide.

Thus, according to data from the financial portal Infomoney, even after the arrival of the pandemic in Brazil, the number of luxury car sales literally skyrocketed and remained at a very favorable level for both buyers and sellers. 

But do you know which luxury car models have been the best-selling so far? If your answer was no, then you need to check out the article that we at Senhor Carros created especially for you.

So, check out the 10 best-selling luxury cars in Brazil. You'll certainly be surprised by our list!

Well, we'll start our list with the SUV from the German automaker Porsche. 

Launched in the early 2000s, more precisely in 2002, many fans of the brand thought it absurd to launch an SUV amidst so many sporty models. Today, the choice proves to be more than correct. 

This year the Cayenne reached its second generation and gained a body variation that positions it as a coupe SUV. This made the design more harmonious and very similar to the famous 911, the brand's darling. 

We can say without a shadow of a doubt that the Porsche Cayenne is a luxurious sports car that is virtually flawless.

However, the most critical might say it's a gas guzzler. But what is fuel consumption compared to its price, which starts in the R$ 459 thousand range?

Here we have another example that needs no introduction. After all, who doesn't know the Porsche 911?

Considering the road and street conditions in Brazil, it's easy to see that it's not a car for everyday use. Therefore, whoever buys a 911 will certainly only use it on special occasions. 

A true racing car. That's how many define the Porsche 911, which has several versions, with prices starting at around R$ 500,000 and reaching figures of R$ 1.3 million.

Well, in eighth place among the best-selling luxury cars in Brazil, we have an English representative.

The model, which originated from a concept created in 2008 but only hit the streets in 2011, is pleasing many people in Brazil and around the world. 

The luxury SUV, which used to be produced here, is now imported directly from England and its main new feature is a mild-hybrid system.

In this system, a small electric motor replaces the starter motor, improving the overall efficiency of the assembly.

According to the brand, this system was able to improve the Evoque's fuel consumption by approximately 61 tf³. The model now features LED lighting throughout: interior, exterior, and dashboard lights. 

Finally, the Evoque also features an innovative system called ClearSight Ground View, capable of reproducing a transparent 3D image of what's happening under the hood. 

The 2020 Evoque starts at R$ 281 thousand and can reach R$ 322 thousand.

We've reached seventh place with a model from a brand known for its luxury and quality. 

So, the "German" model underwent a complete redesign, making it more consistent with its SUV purpose and shedding the hatchback label. 

Compared to the previous model, the 2020 GLA is 1.4 centimeters shorter. Its wheelbase is now 2.73 meters. The main change can be felt in the height, as the model gained an extra 10.4 centimeters, making it now 1.50 meters tall. 

Furthermore, to convey the SUV feel behind the wheel, the driving position was raised and the driver's seat was also significantly elevated. Just for comparison, the GLA's seat is 14 centimeters higher than that of the famous A-Class. 

GLA values start at R$ 185,000 and can reach R$ 200,000. 

The British automaker has made some subtle changes to the Discovery Sport that can only be noticed with a little attention. 

Thus, on the outside, the model has headlights in a streamlined shape with new LED contours that function as daytime running lights. The hood and waistline remain the same with minor changes to the front grille.

In addition, the air intake at the ends of the front bumper became thinner and lost the auxiliary lights. The model still has two engine options: gasoline or diesel. 

With prices starting at R$ 249,000 and potentially reaching close to R$ 270,000 depending on the version.

Occupying the fifth position among the best-selling luxury cars in Brazil is another Mercedes model: the famous C-Class. 

Thus, the model, which is one of the most sought after in Brazil, has three different versions: Avantgarde, Exclusive, and Sport. All of them are powered by the same 1.6 turbo flex engine with 156 horsepower.

Since its creation, the C-Class has maintained an elegant design with plenty of style and without extravagant flourishes. 

The 2020 version features chrome accents on the front grille that house the brand's famous star above the air intakes. At the rear, LED taillights subtly extend into the side of the vehicle. 

The Sport version, on the other hand, has slightly more distinctive lines in the front grille and air intakes. Prices start at R$ 180,000 and can reach R$ 279,000.

In fourth place, another vehicle with German DNA. In this case, the Volvo XC60, which was announced with some new features for the Brazilian market. 

Thus, the main changes are concentrated in the R-Design version, which is the best-selling in Brazil. The look of this configuration lost some chrome elements, which became glossy black, and gained new wheels and a dual exhaust outlet.

Furthermore, the 2020 model range gained a new version called Polestar Engineered, which is considered the top-of-the-line model. This version is also a hybrid, with a 2.0-liter, 420-horsepower engine that works in combination with an electric motor. 

From a visual standpoint, the top-of-the-line version features exclusive wheels, gold seatbelts, and a charcoal-toned interior finish. 

Apart from that, Volvo only applied minor special changes to the XC60, adhering to the old philosophy: If it ain't broke, don't fix it. Prices start at R$ 245,000 and can reach R$ 335,000.

The BMW X1 line is highly admired by Brazilians, and the 2020 version has gained new features, making it even more well-equipped. 

The main change is in terms of appearance. The 2020 BMW X1 has gained a new grille that follows the trend of other models from the brand.

The bumper also changed, abandoning the round fog lights in favor of horizontal lights. 

At the rear, the taillights have been completely redesigned, and the exhaust outlet has become larger and more imposing.

The look is completed with new wheels that can be 18 or 19 inches depending on the version chosen by the buyer. 

Inside, the main new feature is the 10.2-inch multimedia center in the more expensive versions.

The list of equipment and standard features remains quite extensive, capable of pleasing even the most demanding consumers. 

The BMW X1 starts at R$ 195 thousand and can reach R$ 235 thousand. 

Once again, we have a BMW model achieving a double podium finish with bronze and silver medals. Occupying second place among the best-selling luxury models in Brazil is the 3 Series. 

The 3 Series is the brand's preferred model among Brazilians and arrives in its seventh generation completely redesigned in terms of appearance, proportions, safety features, connectivity, and driver assistance systems.

Visually, the front grille is wider and has a single frame. The headlights have become more modern and sophisticated, and the bumpers and taillights have gained more rectilinear and enveloping contours. 

Internally, the cabin is more spacious and combines materials such as leather and aluminum.

This combination offers a new layout for the interior elements. The instrument panel is more complete and the center console is higher. 

In terms of connectivity, accessories, and standard features, the BMW 3 Series is complete and capable of pleasing even the most demanding customers. 

Available in three versions, the BMW 3 Series starts at R$ 195,000 and can reach R$ 217,000.

And the champion among the best-selling luxury cars in Brazil is the Toyota SW4. 

The 2020 SUV model from the Japanese brand was announced in mid-2019 and brings a number of interesting new features.

The main change concerns safety with the addition of more airbags. This brings the total number of airbags in all versions to seven. 

In terms of navigation, the SW4 gained a new eight-inch multimedia center capable of receiving simultaneous touches with zoom capability. The GPS system was also improved. 

The model gained a new version, the SRX Diamond, which is based on the seven-seater SRX and features a turbo diesel engine.

Inside, there are new upholstery options, a personalized key, and front seats with a ventilation system. 

The famous and functional seven-seater SR Flex version has been discontinued. Now the most affordable version is the SRV 2.7 Flex AT. Apart from what we've mentioned, the model retains few aesthetic changes. 

Prices for the model start at R$ 175,000 and can reach R$ 280,000. However, experts unanimously agree that the SW4 is not worth the price.

So, there are several very interesting options when we're talking about the best-selling luxury cars, right?

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