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Botswana: Do I Look Good in This Car?


 

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The Voice (Francistown)

6 May 2008
Posted to the web 6 May 2008

Francistown

Most people like to try on clothes to see how they look in them before buying, but who would have thought of trying on a car.

To help car buyers make the right choice when purchasing, Chevrolet in the UK has created a drive in fitting room.

The curtained off room, according to Full Throttle, allows buyers to try on the car by driving in into a central revolve placed in front of three giant mirrors.

"We are excited to be the first car brand to introduce a drive-in fitting room. It's such a simple idea but with 95% of motorists saying they have no idea what they look like in their car, we think it could prove a drive-away hit," said Susan Kalair of Chevrolet.



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