We mentioned that GM had canceled any and all announcements at the LA auto show. Porsche has passed on the Detroit show, as will Suzuki. Now word is out that Ferrari, Land Rover and Rolls-Royce have backed out of the Detroit show. Wow...
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We mentioned that GM had canceled any and all announcements at the LA auto show. Porsche has passed on the Detroit show, as will Suzuki. Now word is out that Ferrari, Land Rover and Rolls-Royce have backed out of the Detroit show. Wow...
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ateixeira says:
02:31 PM, 11/14/08
I'm sure attendance will plunge anyway.
estreka says:
12:20 AM, 11/15/08
People still live in Detroit?
Census estimates a pop decline of 100K folks since 1990 (1.028M to 917K).
reratliff says:
04:01 AM, 11/16/08
God this makes me sick. As a resident of Detroit and a former reporter for the Free Press who covered the show for many years, it is a horrible punch to the gut.
Rick Ratliff
http://www.porscheophile.com
billt9 says:
08:44 AM, 11/16/08
"Wow"?
Detroit, where Ford Taurus and Chevy Malibus outnumber Toyota Camrys and Honda Accords, where the airport is plastered with GM logos everywhere.
It's a natural waste of money for non-big 3s to advertise there.