Airplane passengers approaching Frankfurt’s city airport can’t miss the enormous Chevrolet logo sign placed horizontally along some farm land. The banner spans an incredible 6,458 square feet, and is reported to be the biggest sign the airport has ever seen. Must be an auto show in town or something…
Source: LeftLane
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Wow and this in the land of “Wir leben auto’s” (Opel)……