Donna Terek of the Detroit News writes about all of the freebies available to the auto journalists covering the North American International Auto Show in Detroit.
“And that was a fitting gift as espresso was ubiquitous this year. Every other automaker set up a coffee bar to give frazzled journalists a much-needed energy boost.
“Up in the Michelin Media Rooms, journalists were treated to free tote bags and trophy-sized Michelin Man bobble heads, all-day beverages and box lunches and refreshing chair massages by students from Irene’s Myomassology Institute in Southfield. At one point, a mob formed around a woman giving away Powermat wireless charging stations for cell phones.
“At lunchtime, the crowd lined up for a huge sandwich buffet, but it couldn’t compare to the gourmet meal served at the Audi Cafe down on the show floor.
“‘This is the best food at the auto show. I love the chef,’ cooed Tomsic, as he tucked into a giant prawn appetizer followed by beef tenderloin with red wine reduction.”
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