Oh yes. Those exist. Whether they have them at every dealer or whether your experience will be VIP from first point of contact when stepping into a dealer ia nother matter.
No. Today, car line ups, engines and specs are way more extensive than 10 years ago. It's difficult to keep track of all of them. Furthermore, the priority of some sales people is to sell cars that are on the forecourt. The job is easier for Rolls Royce and Aston sales people. They are fewer cars and specs to keep track of in their head and the majority of cars are made to order.
That is absolutely where we are, just look at the news cycle
I always wondered why Mercedes didn't call it a 650SEL or 700SEL to follow their engine numbering badges of all their cars at that time. It was the same with the 450SLC 5.0 when later it changed to the 500SLC after the 450SLC was dropped.
I started learning French, and I am absolutely kicking myself because I seem to have found myself in a group where everyone speaks italian. And it is the nicest language.Hello and saluti dalla Grecia.
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No, that is fairly accurate, I moved here from Australia in my 20s, so I am playing catch up. Most people here have at least 3 languages under their belt.
Italian is relatively rare, at least in the German part, in Grisons and in the French part Italian is indeed very common.
