Chevrolet Creates First Drive-In Fitting Room

Chevrolet Creates First Drive-In Fitting Room

Whether car enthusiasts like it or not, most drivers in the UK (that's 72% of them according to a Chevrolet survey carried out in April 2008) say they use their car as a status symbol and hope that their car reflects the owner's personality and success to other drivers.

OneShift Editorial Team
OneShift Editorial Team
15 Apr 2008

Yet the fast majority of these drivers, 95%, admits to not knowing what they look like behind the wheel.

“You wouldn’t dream of buying a dress or suit without trying it on first so why should it be any different when it comes to buying a car – after all you never know who might pull up next to you at the lights” says Channel 4 presenter Nicky Hambleton-Jones.

So Chevrolet has built the first drive-in fitting room for car buyers, located in a South London forecourt. The curtained-off room allows car buyers to 'try on' their car by driving it onto a rotating platform surrounded by mirrors. And with 80% of car buying decisions (strongly) influenced by women, this could just turn into a run-away success.

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