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Originally Posted by Thrillz
The exotics or unfinished concepts make sense but not common man cars thats just stupid imo. I like many use the auto show as a tool for current and future car needs. Its fantastic i can bring the wife and show her everything under one roof it saves me a ton of time. When i see a car i'm thinking of buying at the auto show all locked up or roped off i get really ticked off. Sure there are tire kickers but lots of buyers there as well.
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Me too, I was at the auto show looking at trucks and all of the trucks on my current list, I couldnt sit in haha. Those being the Canyon/Colorado and the 15 F-150. I agree it is a pain, but a lot of those "basic" cars were all pre production models, most likely just built for auto shows, displays, etc etc. the ones you couldnt get into in the Chicago Auto SHow had a notice that read something like this on the windows.
"This is a preproduction vehicle for your safety it must remain locked at all times"