Sentences with phrase «luxury badge»

If you can do without German or British luxury badges, it is a worthy alternative.

Some buyers may pick the XE for its less - common luxury badge, but Jaguar is playing in a tough segment.

One additional, new SUV model will be introduced by 2020 wearing the Lincoln luxury badge.

While the Avalon is more enjoyable to drive than the previous models, it's still one of the quietest sedans without a full - fledged luxury badge.

It lines up well with many entry - level luxury cars except for the Maxima's lack of an actual luxury badge.

At full bore, the car hustles well enough, but it lacks the passing confidence deserving of a luxury badge, and the droning, here - it - comes CVT sounds anything but refined.

2014 saw no less than 125,000 Evoques sold, likely due to its combination of clever styling and the luxury badge.

Yes, you'll have to give up the luxury badge or a big, rumbly V - 8, but now that we know pricing, the Stinger GT looks like one heck of a bargain.

High fuel economy, a spacious interior, and relatively affordable pricing make it fully competitive with mainstream crossovers, but it also feels special enough to make us think twice about paying extra for a luxury badge.

The Audi's base price is a bit higher than these other plug - ins, understandable given the A3's luxury badge and premium look.

Saving money isn't the only motivating factor when it comes to buying a hybrid, however, especially when there's a luxury badge on the grille.

The MDX's interior is truly worthy of its luxury badge, with upscale trims, nice leather upholstery, LED interior lighting all around and plenty of sound insulation to filter out road noise.

That said, most people who do buy a car in this category are those that are used to an SUV of some sort and want to upgrade to an SUV again, but still want the luxury badge that a C - Class offers.

A budget sports car with a luxury badge.

But despite the fact that there's a luxury badge on the grille and the sticker price can induce hallucinations and heart palpitations, there's one underlying consideration you can't ignore: under all that premium leather, fancy paint, and carbon fiber lies a vehicle that really can go off - roading.

Cabin tech and comfort In the cabin, the 200 has a hard time living up to its $ 20,000 price tag ($ 20,950 for the Touring trim level), not to mention the luxury badge that adorns its hood.

The 2018 Honda Accord isn't just the finest midsize sedan money can buy, it's the most sophisticated, most advanced, most impressive automobile not wearing a luxury badge.

The biggest element the Maxima lacks is a luxury badge, which may or may not make a difference depending on your point of view.

If it looks like an SUV — even if it's not — and if it has a luxury badge on the grille, then chances of sales success are good.

If you want a luxury badge and are willing to give up some interior room, test drive Audi's Q7 TDI.

If your next luxury car must bear a luxury badge, this Hyundai probably won't suffice no matter how lavish it is.

You can try and compare it to the BMW 440i GranCoupe and S5 Sportback, but the Stinger is considerably larger and doesn't come with a luxury badge.

Then again, the less luxurious Ford Expedition also makes this list, so skipping the luxury badge can save some coin.

Of course — at $ 42,449 it might be expensive for a Toyota but (much like the similarly priced Volkswagen CC we tested) it feels like you're buying a car that would cost a lot more if it wore a luxury badge on the grille.

However, it's priced like an entry - level luxury car, too, which may be a turn - off to those who'd appreciate a luxury badge to match.