Notice all the men talking on cell phones. "Can I buy it, hon?"
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7 comments:
Great shot and fun caption. :)
Very cool shot, my husband and I are thinking of going for my 50th birthday in September:)
Bookbabie - Paris was the greatest! I can't recommend it enough. And you just can't get enough of it...we're going back, sometime!
Peugeot makes some beautiful cars. There was a time when you could buy them in the states, but for some reason they've stopped. There is also a Renault showroom on the Champs. I saw this when I was there: http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2030/2533043725_6e6df8c0ca_b.jpg
Hi Starman...clicked on the link. That's some auto!
I bet they sell a lot of them there! It's interesting that they are all talking on their cell phones. The sidewalk looks like it's brick layed... Very nice.
«Louis» enjoyed going into the automaker's show rooms on the Champs-Élysées. He once did a post on his now-defunct "Frog Blog of Louis la Vache" about the Mercedes showroom. He showed a Mercedes A-class (not sold in the U.S., a very small Mercedes with a very small engine) and a McLaren Mercedes. He titled the post "From the Fast to the Half-Fast."
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