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- adjective Not
luxury .
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Examples
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The figures exclude their brands that sell nonluxury vehicles, such as small cars or commercial vehicles.
BMW Noses Ahead of Mercedes in U.S. Sales Neal E. Boudette 2012
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At least one nonluxury manufacturer is also expected to do well.
Weaker Euro Could Turbocharge Auto Profits Michele Maatouk 2012
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Renault and other nonluxury car makers in Europe are fighting a bitter price war amid chronic overcapacity and shrinking demand in their local markets, especially in the small-car segment.
Renault Hit by Lack of European Demand David Pearson 2012
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In analyzing more than 1,000 men, researchers revealed that being in possession of a Porsche or another flashy luxury product did make a man more desirable to women than owning a nonluxury item, such as a Honda Civic.
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Marketplace articles in Wednesday's and Thursday's editions stated that Mercedes was the leading seller for the year, using sales data that included the company's nonluxury vehicles.
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In 2006, Hyundai topped the J.D. Power initial quality ratings for nonluxury cars, and this year, in January, its first luxury vehcile, the Genesis, was voted car of the year by a panel of journalists at the D.troit Auto Show.
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A Bentley spokeswoman said she wasn't aware of the scope of Mercury's trade-in program and expressed surprise to hear it allowed trade-ins of nonluxury brands.
Russian Dealers of Supercars Use Come-Ons to Lure Buyers 2009
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Fit & finish in the MKS cabin seems good for a nonluxury marque but falls short of true luxury rivals -- not in the least because there are enough obviously stock Ford parts (like the awful, green LED-display odometer) mixed in with the good stuff to furrow the eyebrows of anyone who's driven a Lexus lately.
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Prices in the mass market, which is comprised of the nonluxury properties, grew quickly as well in 2007, though at a more modest rate of 14% -- a sign, analysts say, that even more growth lies ahead.
How Fed Rate Cuts 2008
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A report out last week by brokerage The Real Estate Group New York put the average one-bedroom rent at nearly $3,000 for a nondoorman, nonluxury building.
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