Ducking Huge! Jeep Bringing The World's Largest Rubber Duck To Detroit Auto Show | Carscoops carscoops
is returning to Detroit for the first time in years, and now that it will be the first ever indoor-outdoor show, Jeep has decided to enchant people with the world’s largest duck., the duck will be shown at Huntington Place & Hart Plaza. At six stories tall , 69 ft wide , and 79 ft across, the world’s largest duck weighs in at a staggering 8,000 lbs .Fans who make the pilgrimage to the duck on the opening weekend will receive a free rubber duck to take home.
Fans are also encouraged to post photos of their Jeep with the duck to social media using the #duckduckJeep and potentially win a prize in a national sweepstakes. In addition,and Ram will also have a Camp Jeep and Ram Truck Territory indoor test tracks at the show. Those who register to participate on the track will be entered to win a $100,000 voucher toward the purchase of an eligible Jeep brand vehicle. The winner will, according to the company, be randomly selected in 2023.
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