Chrysler 'Stand By Your Van' Contest at 2004 Chicago Auto Show - Sounds Like the Depression is Back
'Survivor-Like' Standing Contest Challenges 20 Minivan Fans to Compete for A
New 2005 Chrysler Town & Country or Dodge Grand Caravan With Stow n' Go Seating and Storage System -- Last one standing drives home in a brand new minivan What: The Stand By Your Van contest will officially get underway at the 2004 Chicago Auto Show with a dramatic introduction of 20 contestants. After the contestants have made their grand entrance and taken their designated places, each contestant will ceremoniously place their gloved hand on a minivan. Under the watchful eyes of judges, complete with an oversized clock hovering above them, each contestant will compete to stand longer than any of the other contestants. The last person standing will drive home in their choice of a brand new 2005 Chrysler Town & Country or Dodge Grand Caravan with the Stow n' Go seating and storage system. Stow n' Go is a minivan-first feature that allows customers to fold both second- and third- row seats into the floor in approximately 30 seconds. Who: Jason Vines, Vice President, Communications, Chrysler Group Tim Mason, Comedy Sportz Twenty contestants, ranging from a Chicago firefighter to a mother of two who runs her own restaurant, have been selected from hundreds of minivan enthusiasts who applied to participate in the Stand By Your Van competition. Each will bring their own style and strategy to win the contest. When: Thursday, February 5, 2004 8:45 a.m. Central Time start Where: Dodge Display Area (within Chrysler Group Exhibit) 2004 Chicago Auto Show McCormick Place Convention Center, South building 2301 S. Lakeshore Drive, Chicago Why: In celebration of the 20th anniversary of the minivan and the introduction of its new 2005 Chrysler and Dodge minivans with minivan-first Stow 'n Go seating and storage system, Chrysler Group is hosting the Stand By Your Van contest. The contestant who wins will be one of the first consumers to experience the vehicles' second-and third-row fold into the floor seating and storage system.
PRNewswire -- Feb. 4