Sentence examples for nearest luxury from inspiring English sources

The Model S last year outsold its nearest luxury rival, Mercedes's petrol-engined S-class, by 30% in America.

Treat yourself to a stay at the Greenmantle Estate (00 64 4 298 5555; greenmantle.co.nz) the nearest luxury lodge to Wellington, set in secluded grounds just back from the coast.

The nearest luxury lodge to Gore, about an hour's drive away, is the Lodge at Tikana (374 Livingstone Road, Browns, Winton; 64-3-236-4117; tikata.co.nz); doubles start at 1,800 dollars, including a full breakfast, dinner and all wines and beverages.

That may be uncomfortably close to "near luxury" cars like the Acura 3.2TL.

"Do people in need always live near luxury resorts?' " Still, the daughter went.

This increases competition in the market's hot spots -- like $20,000 family sedans, $30,000 midsize "near luxury" cars or $40,000 sport utilities.

Put another way, no matter how often we see that wealthy people live near luxury stores, we cannot conclude that Neiman Marcus is "wealthogenic".

But the cars are categorized differently: the Camry is a midsize family sedan, and the ES 300 is an "entry luxury," or "near luxury" sedan.

The rest of the interior accouterments, more or less what you'd expect on "near luxury" cars these days, are borrowed from the 9-3 SE.

Actually, I thought the Hyundai XG300, its generic "near luxury" aura only slightly marred by excessive chrome, looked more like a Lincoln LS.

And by dwelling around $32,000, the Millenia S finds itself pitted against more sporting "near luxury" sedans trying to undercut the price of the BMW 3-Series: the Acura 3.2TL, the Audi A4 quattro and the Lexus IS 300, all of which are loaded to the gills with amenities.