VIDEO: 2006 Paris Motor Show Booth Tour - DaimlerChrysler
We've finally made it to our third video in our five-part series of booth tours from the 2006 Paris Motor Show. As I've said before, we're cutting on our teeth on this video stuff with the footage we gathered at the Paris show, and today's video brings you the both of DaimlerChrysler, specifically Dodge and Mercedes-Benz. From the Dodge booth we, of course, have the Avenger, which we think you'll agree looks even better in person. We quickly move over to MB's display where we played paparazzi with the "Mercedes Banz" CL63 AMG (Once it's rendered typos are forever, man) and the SLR McLaren 722 Edition, both cars that are extremely imposing person. We would've liked to have captured footage of the AMG S-Class, but the damn thing disappeared the second day of the show when we were filming. Regardless, these three vehicles were represented the hotness coming out of DaimlerChrysler in Paris, so on with the show.
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Mike 11:32AM (10/13/2006)
Alright, on the Dodge Avenger shot, why couldn't the guy zoom back juuuust a bit so we can check out the chick? Is that too much to ask??
She did have nice legs...and those boots!
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John 12:12PM (10/13/2006)
Has DCX confirmed the production of the Avenger to the public yet?
If not, let me confirm it, I saw the launch booklet for the car at a training class yesterday and the trainer confirmed that they are now allowed to say it will be the replacement for the Stratus. Not that we all didn't know that already.
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felonious monk 1:23PM (10/13/2006)
"1. Alright, on the Dodge Avenger shot, why couldn't the guy zoom back juuuust a bit so we can check out the chick? Is that too much to ask??
She did have nice legs...and those boots"
I second that motion.
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Random 3:21PM (10/13/2006)
Learn some italian, so that you can properly pronounce Mille Miglia.
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