2009 Auto Shows
#1
2009 Auto Shows
Should we expect to see anything new at the 2009 auto shows (NY,LA and other local auto shows), just a few months before production starts?
I wouldn't expect to be able to sit in one yet, but at least some different colors and/or stripe packages shown...
I wouldn't expect to be able to sit in one yet, but at least some different colors and/or stripe packages shown...
#4
You're in San Diego, and you missed the LA show???!
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Having said that, I think it would be awesome if they let the general public sit in one of the pre-production cars, for all of the reasons you said.
So, like I said, I wouldn't assume. I would (and do), however, hope.
#8
I wouldn't assume it because they're not running the production line yet. Whatever cars they have available were hand-built and therefore extremely expensive (and also extremely valuable as test vehicles), which makes me doubt that GM would be ready to subject one or more of them to the wear and tear of a public show. A few hours at a public show can absolutely destroy the interior of a vehicle. Do you want the people who come later in the day to see a Camaro with a torn-up interior?
Having said that, I think it would be awesome if they let the general public sit in one of the pre-production cars, for all of the reasons you said.
So, like I said, I wouldn't assume. I would (and do), however, hope.
Having said that, I think it would be awesome if they let the general public sit in one of the pre-production cars, for all of the reasons you said.
So, like I said, I wouldn't assume. I would (and do), however, hope.
You just haven't lived until you find a used diaper in a Z06 at a car show!
The vast majority of car show attendees are regular folks, there are, however, some true barbarians, and usually they bring their children who are barbarians in the making...
It can get even get "wierder" and worse, much worse.
Last edited by 1fastdog; 12-16-2008 at 10:49 AM.
#9
Very roomy, very comfy. LOTS of front leg room. I'm 6'1" and I had to pull the seat up some. The car is wide. I was sitting in the car with someone else and was surprised to see the amount of distance between our shoulders.
#10
I wouldn't assume it because they're not running the production line yet. Whatever cars they have available were hand-built and therefore extremely expensive (and also extremely valuable as test vehicles), which makes me doubt that GM would be ready to subject one or more of them to the wear and tear of a public show. A few hours at a public show can absolutely destroy the interior of a vehicle. Do you want the people who come later in the day to see a Camaro with a torn-up interior?
Having said that, I think it would be awesome if they let the general public sit in one of the pre-production cars, for all of the reasons you said.
So, like I said, I wouldn't assume. I would (and do), however, hope.
Having said that, I think it would be awesome if they let the general public sit in one of the pre-production cars, for all of the reasons you said.
So, like I said, I wouldn't assume. I would (and do), however, hope.
#11
i sat in the yellow rs at indy and it was very comfortable. i dont remember too much because i was so star struck by seeing the car, but it did feel good.
#12
You weren't supposed to. I'm surprised the big guy in the gray shirt didn't yell at you.
I gently touched the top of the door panel on the silver car and he yelled at me. And my cousin attempted to open the door of the yellow car and he got yelled at.
#13
You sat in the yellow car?
You weren't supposed to. I'm surprised the big guy in the gray shirt didn't yell at you.
I gently touched the top of the door panel on the silver car and he yelled at me. And my cousin attempted to open the door of the yellow car and he got yelled at.
You weren't supposed to. I'm surprised the big guy in the gray shirt didn't yell at you.
I gently touched the top of the door panel on the silver car and he yelled at me. And my cousin attempted to open the door of the yellow car and he got yelled at.
whos the big guy in the grey shirt?
#15
You were one of a few that got in the yellow car until Scott saw it and put a stop to it..........they finally strung string in the door opening of the silver SS to keep people from sitting in them. It was more for people to be able to get up close and check them out.........
The guy in the grey shirt is the man responsible for overseeing the cars to, and during the events when Scott's busy answering our questions which he always answers like it was the first time he heard it. He also wiped down all of the pace cars that were inside on display at Indy. Nice guy.....but I wouldn't want to **** him off.........someone else was getting ready to get in the yellow car and when he caught them and yelled at them, the guy about pulled out his back trying to stop in mid-motion...........