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Originally Posted by m3m3mr
Since when is taking pictures at a public event considered "espionage." If anything the car companies want pictures of their cars widely circulated for free marketing.
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Originally Posted by Blackraven
Agreed, this is a public event........so it's all fair game.
Some CEOs from other auto companies actually visit booths from other automakers. Nothing wrong or illegal about that....
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Its one thing to take pics of cars at a show. Its another to take macro close ups of leather surfaces or dashboards with little rulers for reference. And also to look at how certain things are engineered on the car like trunk/hood hinges, Nav, instruments, etc.
I saw plenty of CEO's visiting other cars makes. In fact a certian BMW CEO I saw at the Audi and Alfa stands checking out the M4's new competitors.
