Sentences with phrase «quite luxury class»

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High - tech and slick inside and out, the A8 is an impressive luxury car - if not quite as compelling as an S - class

While its backseat is a bit tight and its sporting credentials aren't quite on the same level as the BMW 3 Series or Cadillac ATS, the Volvo S60 fits right in against more comfort - tuned entry - level luxury sedans like the Acura TL, 2014 Audi A4 and 2014 Mercedes - Benz C - Class.

Bottom line: it's not quite up there with the best luxury class contenders in terms of build, materials and simply exuding luxury, but it feels very well engineered, offers a rewarding and sporty drive which is surprising (in a positive way) given its ability to also soak up bumps (with the regular non-sport suspension).

While the 2016 Equus from Hyundai aims high in the areas of luxury and value, its performance aspirations don't quite live up to the standards set by the BMW 7 Series, Audi A8 or Mercedes - Benz S - Class.

Topline versions are quite pricey, but the Base and Technology models deliver lots of safety, convenience, and luxury features at reasonable - for - the - class prices.

125 units for a car costing above Rs. 1.2 crore might seem quite a lot but considering the S - Class is the holy grail of the luxury segment, demand is easily going to outrun supply.

It can be classed as an entry - level luxury brand; it's not quite a Lexus competitor but can hold it's own against rivals like the Acura TLX.

Nothing says sporty luxury quite like the Mercedes - Benz C - Class Coupe.

If you really apply yourself to the accumulation of frequent flyer miles (and there are lots of ways to do it that are actually quite easy), you might find yourself on a long - haul business class flight, enjoying luxury in the sky — all for less than the price of an economy ticket.

Even if this isn't quite the case, I'm prepared to spend a few more miles to fly in business class, a luxury I wouldn't pay for if I had to fork out the cash, but one I really appreciate when lounging in style at the front of the plane.