pull into = drive into or walk into

0 in that sentence, i think " pulled the door open and walked into" 0-

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0I myself incline to the second explanation, too. Yet it is possible that the person just returned after a trial drive, and so he could be driving a car into that car shop.02br
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00As already noted, it means 'arrived somewhere by driving onto the property in a car'. eg he 01font00pulled into the parking lot and got out of his car.02font00 It's a very common phrase.02br
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0 Regarding the sentence, who are the 'winners of China's new economy'? Are they car dealers parking new arrival cars or customers parking their own cars in this Honda shop?(Somehow it's a bit strange, because instead of a restaurant, customers coming into this Honda shop are supposed to BUY cars) 0-

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00Regarding the sentence, who are the 'winners of China's new economy'? Are they car dealers parking new arrival cars or customers parking their own cars in this Honda ...[dealership]?12blockquote

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00 Most likely they are customers, though we don't know exactly from the context. If they are customers they may be buying new ca