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nissanfreak87 @ Oct 31st 2007 10:12AM
That's just awful, these types of cars just confuse the crap out of me, and I'm sure Lambo just loves having their name on it.
Got enough TVs???
Dan @ Nov 4th 2007 9:34PM
SEMA IS AN AFTER-MARKET CAR SHOW AND THECAR IS IN SONY'S BOOTH SO WHY THE SURPRISE WITH THE EXTRA TVS, etc?
Dan @ Nov 9th 2007 9:21PM
Again, SEMA is an aftermarket equipment show and the car is in SONY's booth. It is there to show off SONY epuipment more than anything as well as any other materials and equipment that was sponsored for the vehicle. Companies have vehicles in thier boothes to show what can be done with thier product.