Luxury car lovers given VIP treatment, impressed with MGM
Wealthy car lovers from across the country were given VIP treatment at the Auto Show, with a private viewing and a gourmet reception at MGM Grand.
Wealthy car lovers from across the country were given VIP treatment at
the Auto Show, with a private viewing and a gourmet reception at MGM
Grand.
Excerpt:
“A lot of the clients had never been to Detroit before. They came away
with a really good impression of the people and the city,” said Jeff
Cauley, president of Cauley Ferrari Maserati in West Bloomfield.
“I hadn’t been in the MGM Grand since the new casino opened,” Cauley
said. “Ignite is as good as any lounge I’ve ever seen in New York or
Los Angeles.”
The new hotels and restaurants at the MGM Grand Detroit and Motor City
casinos “bring a vibrancy to downtown Detroit that’s really going to
add to this event in the future,” said Matthew Vazana, general sales
manager at Rolls-Royce Motor Cars of Michigan, Troy.
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