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In America the normal term is "European", not "luxury". It would be somewhat odd to specialize in both American and European luxury cars. It'd be significantly
by _osud 7mo ago
In America the normal term is "European", not "luxury".
It would be somewhat odd to specialize in both American and European luxury cars. It'd be significantly less odd to service a RR and a BMW 3er next to each other.
- keiferski 7mo agoThe actual company’s website says European, not luxury. My guess is that the OP wasn’t familiar with this distinction and just figured luxury means the same thing (the car shop is his brother’s as per the link.)
- _osud 7mo agoI strongly suspect the use of "luxury" here has more to do with the text being written by an AI than OP being confused.