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fbodfather · 12-16-2009, 03:23 PM

oooooookay.........

A couple of things:

>The video you saw was a very early rehearsal.........and yes, it did not look professional - Early rehearsals rarely do!

>The main presentation of the Volt at Los Angeles was by our Tricia - whom many of you have met at autoshows - tall - long dark hair - knows a ton about Corvette and Camaro..........that Tricia ...

- she talked for about 10 minutes at each presentation on the platform - went nowhere near that dance floor - and explained a LOT about how the Volt works - the display also featured a cut-away - -and a battery pack. She would then stand at the edge of the Volt display and answer the thousands of questions that people ask -- all the while keeping a smile. (not always an easy thing to do ....) She did a great job and provided 'stuff' that people like you and I want to hear..........

As to the 'dance'

>Someone at Chevrolet - I would think the Global Marketing Director for Volt -- felt that some entertainment might draw people....and that's a good assumption ...keeping in mind that the Volt draws people to Chevrolet like no other nameplate has - and some of those people have different tastes than perhaps you or I..... I will not make further comment on the content of the 'dance' other than to say that this was a "Los Angeles" only addition to the display.

12-16-2009, 03:23 PM	#59
fbodfather Drives: Camaros................ Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Seven Fields, PA (Pittsburgh) Posts: 4,523	oooooookay......... A couple of things: >The video you saw was a very early rehearsal.........and yes, it did not look professional - Early rehearsals rarely do! >The main presentation of the Volt at Los Angeles was by our Tricia - whom many of you have met at autoshows - tall - long dark hair - knows a ton about Corvette and Camaro..........that Tricia ... - she talked for about 10 minutes at each presentation on the platform - went nowhere near that dance floor - and explained a LOT about how the Volt works - the display also featured a cut-away - -and a battery pack. She would then stand at the edge of the Volt display and answer the thousands of questions that people ask -- all the while keeping a smile. (not always an easy thing to do ....) She did a great job and provided 'stuff' that people like you and I want to hear.......... As to the 'dance' >Someone at Chevrolet - I would think the Global Marketing Director for Volt -- felt that some entertainment might draw people....and that's a good assumption ...keeping in mind that the Volt draws people to Chevrolet like no other nameplate has - and some of those people have different tastes than perhaps you or I..... I will not make further comment on the content of the 'dance' other than to say that this was a "Los Angeles" only addition to the display. __________________ Last edited by fbodfather; 12-16-2009 at 03:41 PM.