cazalea
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LA Auto Show - new and blue
Hi Gents,
I apologize for the late release of this material, but I got delayed by a close friend's passing, and I am just now getting back to the press materials and my photos.
I suppose in combination of my mood and the overall color tone of the photos I realized the most popular hue at the show is blue.
So pardon me, but today I am only sharing photos of that color.
Now shall we take a little walk around?
Alfa Press Launch
Fans and working press
Ford booth
New Kia (concept car)
Who can say? But it's blue
Gerry McGovern, and his double, in blue
Ah here it is, out from under the cover -- the F-Pace
Lexus GSF need I say OMG what a mess
FIAT 124 Spider
Lincoln
Maserati
Lincoln
Maserati
Porsche 911
Alfa Giulietta
BMW M
Volvo V60
Mercedes-Benz SL
Audi e-tron
Can we shift to some "used" cars?
Shades of Jeremy Clarkson, the Peel
W-Quad-engine Mustang dragster
George Barris (RIP) the Calico Surfer
Cheers,
Cazalea
This message has been edited by cazalea on 2015-11-23 10:41:29
LA Auto Show - new and blue
Hi Gents, I apologize for the late release of this material, but I got delayed by a close friend's passing, and I am just now getting back to the press materials and my photos. I suppose in combination of my mood and the overall color tone of the photos I...
Cool pictures - and blue seems to have massively gained in popularity
Am surprised that MB still bothers with the SL. Unlike previous generations, this one seems to sell in truly homeopathic numbers. Seems the market completely disappeared...
I've inspected...
...a couple of SUV Jaguars. Followed them in traffic. They are another sign of the shift in Automotive taste. As for the SL...I've always thought of them as a glorious irrelevance. Completely uninterested in them. But glad they exist
So I thought too
But then the SL used to be a regular sight in the previous generations, whereas for the current one, I cannot remember seeing but a handful for the whole period since it entered the market. Would need to look up the sales umbers but they must be truly min...
99% must be in Beverly Hills and Newport Beach
As they are still quite common here. Although quite irrelevant. Cheers, Cazalea
I can't remember the last time seeing a new . . .
. . . and relatively costly car with a four bolt wheel pattern. :-( F ix I t A gain, T ony ;-) . . .
