nearly new

I use an inky pen to repair some spots on her eyebrows and lashes where the paint has come off, and when we’re done, she looks nearly new.

In France, where flippers have been reselling nearly new EVs for a profit of $10,000 or more, the government in June changed its energy code to prevent the immediate resale for profit of electric vehicles purchased using state incentives.

They had recently acquired a nearly new self-propelled artillery piece with modern Russian firing and targeting technology and were learning how to use it.

Entire families are paying top price for passage from Turkey aboard new or nearly new sailboats that can more easily avoid detection by authorities.

Motoring group the AA suggests the prices of the UK's most popular "nearly new" cars have risen by up to 57% since 2019, with three to five-year-old Ford Fiestas - the most popular models on its AA Cars website - valued at £9,770, up from £7,448.