Will we ever see an NEC motor show again ?
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I remember coming home with quite a nice model of a Ford GT a few years ago, I must have been about 12/13 years old. It was one of the "free gifts" you were given for subscribing to Autocar magazine. I begged my dad to subscribe, partly because the model looked excellent, and partly because, well, I wanted to read Autocar.
I still have the model on a shelf in my bedroom 10 years on
It was great fun picking up all the brochures and looking at all the cars but now I'm older, looking at normal everyday cars just doesn't hold the same appeal. It'd have to be a performance motor show, or have a good number of interesting cars, to keep me interested now. This years Geneva show actually looked really good.
I still have the model on a shelf in my bedroom 10 years on

It was great fun picking up all the brochures and looking at all the cars but now I'm older, looking at normal everyday cars just doesn't hold the same appeal. It'd have to be a performance motor show, or have a good number of interesting cars, to keep me interested now. This years Geneva show actually looked really good.
marshalla said:
Motorshows used to be like boat shows - somewhere that the manufacturers would display wares to those who aspired to own one, one day. Cars are now commodities, so there's no need. It would be like having a cornflakes show.
At least cornflakes come in different coloured boxesI used to go to brum but its like paying to spend a full day in a dealership showroom. If they could bring some of the engineering and design side to the show to make it more interesting.
Ami in Germany is pretty cool, they have a tool trade show in one of the halls and a car electronics show in another hall.
Ami in Germany is pretty cool, they have a tool trade show in one of the halls and a car electronics show in another hall.
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