Down to drive a bunch of different gm's and others including corvettes etc on various courses for free with complimentary food and beverages? Go to autoshowinmotion.com and register. No subies apparently to compare against the GM fleet, weak sauce imo. Anyways, seems like a great time especially since it's free.

 

damn it!! gotta be atleast 21....sigh....i wanna go tho...awwww

 

let me help out. http://www.autoshowinmotion.com

 

hee hee... thanks...

looking forward to driving that automatic corvette...

hopefully they will have an H1... not that tahoe'd H2...

 

sure i'll go drive a corvette and a hummer for free

 

For sure, and unfortunately, they won't have the H1 there.

The point is to market the H2, which indeed is based on the Tahoe, and only shares its transfer case with the H1.

Take a look at H1 sales figures and you'll see why: The H2 is simply priced to be marketable to a greater populace.

As salespeople, we all attend Hummer (H1 & H2) school in South Bend Indiana. The public can also attend, but it costs like $3k.

Alameda is gonna be fun!!!

David

 

any idea how theyre gonna ID the drivers? For rev it up I heard they gave wristbands so my underage friends went at the end of one of the first days, got some bands from some chill people and with a little tape were driving the next day. I'm only 19 as well so I'd have to work some magic of sorts to do some driving.

 

I'm going to be there on Thursday 8/7 @ 1:30 PM.

Who else registered?

David

 

i am registered

 

anybody else showing up?

I wish I could help out with passes for those under 21, but my hands are tied.

I'm going as an enthusiast, not officially as a Chevy salesperson, so I don't have any leverage in that regard.

Sign up for any available day, then call them up and tell them that you're about to buy a new car, but that you need to go on another day, and they will hook you up!

David

 

bump!