Father/son vacation options

Every year my dad takes me on a small vacation, usually short, usually no where overly expensive/extravagant. However, this time I have a few options...

A) Detroit Autoshow
B) GM/Corvette Headquarters
C) Ford Headquarters

Detroit Autoshow = one day trip, just the autoshow
GM/Corvette Headquarters = most likely all weekend, getting a tour of both (same for Ford).

Sorry that this wasn't in the original post, didn't realize I hit tab when I pressed enter :o

Anyways, anyone have some good knowledge about how good the factory/headquarter tours are?

[QUOTE=CdocZ]Every year my dad takes me on a small vacation, usually short, usually no where overly expensive/extravagant. However, this time I have a few options...[/QUOTE]
Playboy Mansion, a racetrack/driving school, playboy mansion, Quiggs' house, playboy mansion, ski trip, and playboy mansion.

[QUOTE=Rockefella]Playboy Mansion, a racetrack/driving school, playboy mansion, Quiggs' house, playboy mansion, ski trip, and playboy mansion.[/QUOTE]

Driving school is already planned for as a present if I get a certain grade-average in college, and once I learn manual (mom is against it....:mad: )

[QUOTE=Rockefella]Playboy Mansion, a racetrack/driving school, playboy mansion, Quiggs' house, playboy mansion, ski trip, and playboy mansion.[/QUOTE]

The post should have ended after "Playboy Mansion"...

But since there are 3 other options I would say go for Detroit and visit a game of the Red Wings whilst you're there :p That's more my personal taste though...

The GM/Corvette headquarters visit sounds cool too though... Man you really have to make some hard and unpleasant choises...

NYIAS ftw.

[QUOTE=Rockefella]Playboy Mansion, a racetrack/driving school, playboy mansion, Quiggs' house, playboy mansion, ski trip, and playboy mansion.[/QUOTE]

Quiggs' house FTW.

I think I'd rather see the Detroit show then Ford/GM headquarters. Then again I interned at a GM plant for 2 months last year, as part of a program in school. It was fun at first but then it just got boring.

Detroit Autoshow. Period. It's where they unveil new cars and companies like GM would spend milllions to get people to see their crap.