Breakdown of Bringen Sie das Auto hierher!
Sie
you (formal)
das Auto
the car
bringen
to bring
hierher
here / to this place (directional)
Questions & Answers about Bringen Sie das Auto hierher!
Why is it hierher and not just hier?
In German, hier just describes a fixed location (at this place). Because the car is moving towards the speaker, you must add her (movement towards me). hierher specifically translates to 'to this place right here'.
How would I tell someone to bring the car 'over there' instead?
You would use hin (movement away from the speaker) combined with dort (there) to make dorthin. The sentence would be: Bringen Sie das Auto dorthin!
Could hierher go somewhere else in the sentence?
No, it belongs at the very end. You can actually think of this as using the separable verb hierherbringen (to bring here). In commands, the prefix (hierher) gets separated from the verb and pushed to the very end of the sentence.
Why is the verb first, and why do we include Sie?
This is a formal command (imperative). To tell someone you do not know well (like a valet or mechanic) to do something, you put the verb in its infinitive form (bringen) at the front, immediately followed by the formal pronoun Sie.