Went to the NY Auto Show with my Son

My youngest and I went to the Auto show today. We drove to Harrison and took the Path Train to NYC. The first observation he made was about the crowd of people in New York. We went from 6th Avenue to 12 th Avenue along 34th Street. We easily saw the entire population of our town in those few blocks.

The Auto show did not wow me like it did in the past. I remember when it was further uptown at the New York Coliseum. The Javits center is a nice venue, but is is a little cold and lacks the charm of the old venue.

The Auto Show is an opportunity for the manufacturers to sell you dreams. Enjoy the pictures.

2014 Stingray

Most powerful production V8

McLaren

Bugatti Veyron

Bentley

Rolls Royce

Viper

Mercedes Benz

Bentley Interior

Aston Martin

Stingray Inteior

Stingray Convertible

Location: New York, NY, USA

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