I'm leaning more towards a video, if possible. I'm also concerned about paying for photos taken of "a" car, but not "my" car and sold as such. How would you prove other wise?

 

I was thinking the same. I took the Corvette tour back in 03. You ran the risk of being shot on the spot if you dared whip out a camera of any type inside that building. Why would this line be any dif?

 

At this rate and with all the "yes" answers (like you would get any no's) I would think that it would be way easier to just have a bunch of video cameras running throughout the entire assembly process then you could edit it all out to tailor to each car you were selling the video or pictures to.

SO, yeah, me 2 or 300.

Ivan

 

That would be cool!!

 

i am in! add me to the list!

How much would it cost? estimate?

 

If I were a plant employee, I am not so sure that I want my picture sold to someone without me getting compensated for it.

Also, the privacy laws in Canada are far more strick than they are in the U.S. since Canada falls more inline with European privacy laws.

Anyone else see any issues with this?

 

I can't afford a new Camaro.

I would be extremely interested in any and all plant tours.
Any info on that?

 

this project has been scrapped.

i am meeting with a GM business analyst this week, but it doesnt look good.

 

theres a difference between a Joint venture with the company and simply taking spy shots while on a tour..

 

That's a damn shame - and a misguided decision.

 

yeah, GM could have made a lot of dough on that one

 

Yes if cost is reasonable.

 

Yes

 

This is cool, subscribing

 

Of course, who wouldn't be down for this. How much would such an option cost?