Do they keep all the doors locked or can people get in the cars?  Interesting how a lot of cars they had on pedestals at Philly are just sitting out at your show.  At Philly, anything they don't want you in, is roped off for the most part, and anything on the floor like that you can sit in.  You definitely have a smaller show though, they don't spend much on displays or anything there.

I didn't like the G37 sedan wheels.  Not as bad, but not great either.  I didn't bother to take photos of it because it wasn't very exciting.   What I found interesting was the convertible was absent in the Infiniti area where I was.  Thought they'd have it there.  Also no QX and on a single M.  They had several EX's, FX's and G37 sedans and coupes, but those are the really big sellers and the M is the oldest of the lot, so they won't push it again until the new model.

A6 was nice.  I still prefer the A5.  My girlfriend loved the A5 but I refuse to consider one until the S5 is back to a FI engine at the least.  Even then, doubt I'd trade my STI in for one, that car is just way too enjoyable to drive and the hatch is super practical.

The only things you couldn't get in were the Rolls Phantom and Droptop, and some classic cars that had taken the place of GM & Ford products (I assume).  No, no large displays, not hot chicks, just salesmen there to answer questions if necessary.


I completely forgot about the convertible, shoulda asked.  There was a QX (interestingly getting a lot of attention for something so old and going away) and 2 M's 35 & 45.  1 EX (blah) 1 FX (orange AAAAH!) 2 G37 sedans, one coupe.  I hadn't seen the black grille or front bumper lip in person, so I thought I'd snag a pic.  I like them.  The rims I photo'd because they weren't as in your face as they come off in the press pictures taken from an inch off the ground.


I liked the A5 S-line that was present, but man was it small... no back seat to speak of.  And the bland grey colored one they brought was not as appealing as a black would have been I think.  The STi was definitely larger. 

The A6 was really nice... priced one out as I would buy last night... 55k but am I really improving over my current vehicle?  Not substantially.  Slightly larger outside, not really inside.  Lose a few hp, gain a lot of tq.  Get a newer car and larger car payment.  Does look nice, but better than the G... its subjective.  Not sure I'll go that route, not anytime soon anyway.

I guess my query would be... why have a backseat if its unusable.

lol... okay then. 

I don't think I've mentioned this here, but there is ANOTHER auto show THIS weekend... and per the radio, this one will have a G37 convertible, camaro, and aston martin.  So maybe it will be a little more lively... guess we'll see.  I'll probably go Fri a.m. (again!)