Motor City-made cars shine with stars at Oscars
The millions of viewers who watched the red carpet action at the 78th
Annual Academy Awards didn’t see that Detroit-made rides brought the
stars to the Kodak Theater.
According to the story:
The millions of viewers who watched the red carpet action at the 78th
Annual Academy Awards didn’t see that Detroit-made rides brought the
stars to the Kodak Theater.
Daimler Chrysler shuttled stars to Hollywood’s like Rachel Weisz, and actress Uma Thurman in shiny black Jeep Commanders.
General Motors Corp. provided a fleet of Cadillacs to shuttle
celebrities. And Ford Motor Co. provided hybrid vehicles for celebs
that wanted to tout their green creds.
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