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Dieter’s showstopper at the Geneva Motor Show

02/28/2006, 10:36 AM

By admin

The Mercedes-Benz press conference at the Geneva Motor Show culminated in a surprising two-wheel display when, shortly before the end of the Mercedes presentation, Thomas LaSorda, Head of the Chrysler Group, rode onto the stage on a hand-crafted high-tech Juchem tandem to pick up his boss, Dr Dieter Zetsche, Chairman of the Board of DaimlerChrysler AG and Head of the Mercedes Car Group. The two top managers then joined forces to ride to the Chrysler Group stand. This special surprise picked up on Zetsche’s reference to “individual mobility” and the wide range of Mercedes-Benz products during his earlier presentation. Zetsche: “We offer our customers premium products in every market segment – from high-end passenger cars to bicycles.” New models on display at the Geneva Motor Show from Mercedes include the CLK 63 and CLS 63, as well as the facelifted SL-Class. Meanwhile, the Chrysler Group is showcasing the 2007 Dodge Hornet Concept.

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02/28, 9:16 PM

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Nuno

Odd entrance, but at least it was original.

 
 
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