somehow old vs does not cost much

Examples:

• The house looked somehow old, with its peeling paint and creaky floors.
• The book had a somehow old smell, like it had been stored in a dusty attic.
• The car seemed somehow old-fashioned compared to the sleek models on the market.
• Her dress was somehow old-fashioned, but it suited her vintage style.
• The town had a somehow old-world charm that drew visitors from far and wide.

Alternatives:

• somewhat old
• kind of old
• a bit old
• rather old
• fairly old

Examples:

• The meal at that restaurant does not cost much, so it's a great budget option.
• The repairs to the car did not cost much, as it was a minor issue.
• The hotel room does not cost much per night, making it a good choice for travelers on a budget.
• The shoes do not cost much, but they are still of good quality.
• The tickets to the concert do not cost much, so we decided to go at the last minute.

Alternatives:

• is inexpensive
• is cheap
• is affordable
• is budget-friendly
• is reasonably priced