Detroit Auto Show Camp Jeep
The team arrived early to complete our most ambitious show floor buildout to date. The layout designed by our partners at George P Johnson consisted of the following:
- 200+ tons of flagstone and boulders
- 50 live trees
- 350 yards of dirt and mulch
Once complete, these natural elements coupled with large-scale graphics and extreme driving obstacles created the perfect setting for our guests to experience three separate activations.
First up, the media reveal of the 2024 Jeep Gladiator line-up. Our precision drivers made dynamic entrances into the presentation space to showcase three different trim levels of the new mid-sized truck. The crowd was large, and media impressions were strong! Goal one…check.
Once the show opened to the public, goals two and three came in quick succession. The Camp Jeep Team hosted over 20,000 guests while navigating new and challenging obstacles which included a 23-foot hill with a 40-degree incline/decline, a narrow crevasse, and an off-camber articulation bridge.
Meanwhile, our RAM Truck Territory Team had a bit of fun while hosting over 15,000 guests. New assets on the course included an 18-foot hill with a 30-degree incline/decline, a log crawl, and dual-turn articulation wedges.
Both activations ran flawlessly for the duration of the show enabling guests to experience the innate capability, strength, and comfort of both Jeep and RAM vehicles. A win for all and on our home ice too (so to speak)! Thank you, Detroit!
The North American International Auto Show (aka Detroit Auto Show) broke protocol with an all-new fall auto show in September. The show was housed at Huntington Place in Detroit and was well received with enthusiastic crowds as we debuted Camp Jeep and RAM Truck Territory in our home state. Gordinier Group drivers were manning both tracks to keep the excitement rolling in the Motor City. The lines were steady as the warmer weather seemed to keep the masses coming throughout the 14 day event. Jeep guests were impressed as they climbed into the rafters on the 28-foot hill and the RAM fans were wowed by the towing and torque capabilities the brand has to offer. Thank you, Detroit!
Camp Jeep
RAM Truck Territory
