2012 Luxury Gift Guide: What to Get the Connoisseur "Bufori: Think of it as Asia's answer to Bugatti or Rolls-Royce," writes Sonia Kolesnikov-Jessop in her article profiling the Malaysia-based company. Founded in Australia in 1987 by Gerry Khouri and his brothers Anthony and George, Bufori hand-makes luxury sports cars and limousines - at a rate of about 60 a year. "When you buy a Bufori, you don't just buy a car, you are buying an experience," Mr. Khouri, the company's managing director, told Sonia. We might discuss what you like to wear, the colors in your wardrobe, what type of person you are, do you have any hobbies? This helps us construct a picture of your lifestyle. Then we can make suggestions about colors, fabrics and how to best customize the car to suit your needs. The car is really built around you. Despite such customization the car is only available in two options: the classic La Joya sports coupe, with its bulbous front-wheel arches, bug-eye headlights and long sweeping lines still echoing the 1930s; or the Geneva, a four-door limo with a classically styled body powered by a 6.4-liter engine. Prices for the La Joya start at $150,000, while the Geneva starts at $350,000. In the age of anti-bling, rarity, refinement and fine craftsmanship are back in style. From bags and boxes to clocks and cars, the human touch and attention to detail spell true luxury this year. Read Sonia's full article on Bufori here. Other gifts for the one-percenter who has it all, featured in our 2012 Luxury Gifts Special Report, include one-of-kind time pieces: Plus, the handbags of Renaud Pellegrino, above, exotic fans, exotic teas, and a return to the simple wonder of wood.