North American International Auto Show

[mdsalemi]

Gents,

If you love all cars, you might be interested to know that the "mother" of all auto shows is about to begin.  The North American International Auto Show opens for media week tomorrow in Detroit; charity black tie affair this coming Friday, and opens to the public next Saturday.  It is by far the largest automobile show in the world--yes larger then NY, LA, Geneva, Frankfurt and Tokyo shows.  Many of the car companies save their introductions for this one; MB is introducing two vehicles there.

http://www2.naias.com/



Michael Salemi
1969 280SL
Signal Red w/Black Leather
Restored

[mdsalemi]

For those that missed it, which is probably all of you but me here are some pix of none other then the MB exhibit from the NAIAS.  You can figure out the cars!


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Michael Salemi
1969 280SL
Signal Red w/Black Leather
Restored

[KevinC]

Michael,

I went two years ago (2003) and two years before that (2001) for ANY car enthusiast is certainly worth the price of admission ($15.00?)and then some.

-Kevin

Boca Raton, FL
1967 230 SL Automatic
670 Light Ivory
113 Bronze/Brown MB Tex

[Jonny B]

Some friends and I went to the first day of the show this year. We had gone several years back, and thought that waiting a bit for a repeat was reasonable. It is pure sensory overload. Lots of cars, lots of people, lots and lots of plain neat stuff.

The McLaren supercar was awesome. The pictures in the magazines to do not even come close to doing the car justice. It has overpowering presence. The Maybachs weren't bad either.

Jonny B
1967 250SL Auto