Velvet S. McNeil / The Detroit News
DETROIT -- Slick roads and pinched pocketbooks didn’t keep auto aficionados away from the North American International Auto Show on Sunday, the second day the show was open to the public.
Car enthusiasts young and old ogled, photographed and handled automobiles displayed on the floor of Cobo Center. Some hunted for their next family car; many cruised the floor for their dream wheels.
“Nothing would have kept me away today,” said Keith Simmons, 47, who drove an hour from Toledo in the rain to attend. With camcorder in hand, he recorded his fantasy cars from all angles, like a sporty BMW and the Rolls-Royce Phantom convertible, a concept car with dramatic suicide doors.
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Monday, January 15, 2007
Crowds flock to auto show
Just wanted to get something out there on the North American International Auto Show. This article has many links and great coverage on the site with tons of pics and plenty to read about what's under the hoods of these fantastic rides.
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