LA Auto Show
I went to the LA Auto Show this weekend, and I learned the following:
A sign that reads "PLEASE KEEP OFF THE DISPLAY" doesn't mean "Tell your kids to get into the car that's on the display so you can take a picture of them."
Someone can drive a car for 30 years and NEVER break the turn signal stick-thing, but a car can sit at an auto show for one day and somehow, someone will manage to break it.
Thirteen year olds feel entitled to sit in a car for as long as they'd like, no matter how many legitimate potential buyers might be waiting for them to get out.
No one in LA has any sense of their surroundings.
The world doesn't need a Paul McCartney edition of any car.
I'm in love with the Saab SUV.
I'd say pictures are to follow, but I know I'd never get around to it.
A sign that reads "PLEASE KEEP OFF THE DISPLAY" doesn't mean "Tell your kids to get into the car that's on the display so you can take a picture of them."
Someone can drive a car for 30 years and NEVER break the turn signal stick-thing, but a car can sit at an auto show for one day and somehow, someone will manage to break it.
Thirteen year olds feel entitled to sit in a car for as long as they'd like, no matter how many legitimate potential buyers might be waiting for them to get out.
No one in LA has any sense of their surroundings.
The world doesn't need a Paul McCartney edition of any car.
I'm in love with the Saab SUV.
I'd say pictures are to follow, but I know I'd never get around to it.