Silicon Valley International Auto Show

ZZZZZZZ.…Really, the Silicon Valley board needs to up their game with the Auto Show committee. This was one poorly organized mess to get in to. And, once in, it was boring as all hell. I could only shake my head over seeing someone’s older (not classic), used MBZ S class prominently displayed on the floor as a «show piece».. .REALLY??? Such a poor showing of vehicles, with very few «technology wow» displays or offerings. Come on, this is the Silicon Valley.. . There should have been an extreme amount of technological advancement displays. And, once again.. .NO TESLA.. .

I’ve been to the Silicon Valley International Auto Show a couple of years ago n I really wasn’t impressed. it was a mediocre experience at best so I didn’t need to do it again. fast forward to a few years later, lo n behold! it’s 2016 n I decide to give the show another chance.
well, it was more like it’s a lazy Sunday, there was nothing do cuz I had already lost the bet from the morning NFL game. (stupid Vikings kicker couldn’t get the damn ball in from only 28 yards away. seriously??) so we decided to give this event another shot.
ok, so it AGAIN didn’t meet our expectations. the tic price was $ 11 per adult. maybe a little less if u have some sort of promotion code or student discount. as we walked through the 3 rooms of cars, I thought «gee, we could’ve saved our $ 22 by just going to the dealerships on Stevens Creek Blvd.»
like the first reviewer stated, they didn’t even have Mercedes or Porsche represented there. (maybe they knew better than to b connected to a mediocre car show.) the only cars which warranted taking some pics were the ones roped up parked in the upper level hallway.
I hope in another few years, I will not have forgotten this experience n decide to go again… or maybe I will give it another chance. :)

My 2^nd time in the past few years to this auto show. I went with 3 other friends and we enjoyed ourselves. The venue is fine… spacious enough with the main showrooms (or halls) being on the 2^nd floor… parking garage next door & a large parking lot across the street. One of my friends went to the SF Auto Show a few months ago & didn’t feel that there was any real noticeable difference… other than he commented there were no car brochures @ the SF Auto Show. I picked up plenty of brochures at this show. There’s nothing spectacular about this show… but is sufficient enough to see most of the main car brands & current models. Porsche & MBZ were noticeably absent… Porsche was also absent when I came to this show in 2013.