Detroit's Car Extravaganza: A Showcase of Wheels and Thrills
The Detroit Auto Show kicked off on January 17, inviting car enthusiasts to explore the newest vehicles and cutting-edge tech. It wasn't just about shiny new models; classic cars also stole the spotlight.
Standout Features
- Road Runner: Praised for its top-notch performance by JD Long from Vanguard Motors.
- Diverse Choices: For those not into flashy colors like neon green, there were plenty of other choices from well-known brands like Jeep, Ford, and Bentley.
A Long-Standing Tradition
According to Merrill Cain, director of public relations for the Chevrolet Detroit Grand Prix, the event is a great way to start the year. People look forward to it every January. Even those not planning to buy a car found the show educational and engaging. Maria Benedek, visiting from Miami, hoped to learn more and maybe even chat with car owners.
Interactive Experiences
- Ford Bronco Ride: A big hit, drawing a lot of attention.
- Professional Driver Sara Haro called it the highlight of the show.
- Rebecca Dick from St. Clair Shores attended primarily for the Bronco ride. She had seen it on the news and recently bought a Bronco herself.
- Chad Ripley and his son Cooper traveled from Ontario just to try it out.
Catering to All Ages
The show offered something for everyone. Kali Gray, a young visitor from Belleville, was excited to dive into the experience. The Detroit Auto Show continued through January 25, offering a memorable experience for all attendees.
