Anyone who likes luxury cars knows that the top ten luxury car brands in the world are Rolls-Royce, Bentley, Ferrari, Lamborghini, McLaren, Aston Martin, Bugatti, Pagani, Koenigsegg and Porsche. But what I want to say today is that there are three luxury cars, which are indeed luxury cars in the eyes of the Chinese people, and even hold them to the sky, but these three luxury cars are not very well-known abroad, and they are not luxury cars at all, at most they are a "pseudo-luxury car". 
The first: Land RoverAs we all know, in the domestic market, Land Rover has almost become the standard for successful people. This old British car manufacturer, with a long history, but ill-fated. From Rover to Leyland, to BMW, Ford, and finally to India's Tata Group, Land Rover's journey can be described as a history of mergers and acquisitions. In the domestic market, Land Rover has become the dream car in the hearts of many people with its unique off-road performance and luxury image. However, you know what? In the European and American markets, Land Rover is not regarded as a representative of luxury cars as it is in China, but is sometimes compared to tractors. Data shows that Land Rover's sales in the Chinese market account for a large part of its global sales,** which is also high. But when you're driving a Land Rover on the street, you may not know that you're driving a luxury car in the true sense of the word. 
The second: CadillacThis is a brand owned by General Motors of the United States, which has been known for its luxury and comfort since its inception in 1902. Cadillac's positioning in the United States is actually closer to a mass-market high-end model than a real luxury car. But in China, the Cadillac is often seen as a symbol of success. The reason behind this may have something to do with its history as the largest car in the United States. However, if you see a Cadillac on the streets of the United States, there may not be too many people who will look at it with envy, because it is just one of many car brands there. 
The third: MaseratiThis is an Italian luxury car brand that enjoys an excellent reputation in the domestic market for its unique design and expensive **. Maserati's annual production is not high, and most of it is sold to the Chinese market. This makes Maserati almost a status symbol in the country. However, in foreign countries, especially in its native Italy, Maserati is not as seen from time to time as at home, and it may be difficult to see a Maserati on the streets of Europe, because Europeans not only do not regard Maserati as a luxury car, but even many people will be surprised when asked about Maserati, what is Maserati? 
See? The above three so-called luxury car brands have been endowed with extremely high and special significance in the domestic market, and have become symbols of success and status. But in the international market, they may be just one of many car brands. For us consumers, choosing a car that suits us is far more important than pursuing the so-called "luxury car" label. After all, the value of a car lies in whether it meets our needs, not in how it is perceived in the eyes of others.