SEMA Show Preview 2009
Auto Shows
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Frankfurt Auto Show 2009
Held once every two years the Frankfurt Auto Show IAA (Internationale Automobil Ausstellung) is the largest in the industry. This year’s show promises a long list of production cars, concept cars and alternative fuel models like hybrids and electric cars. Highlights from this year’s show include the expected unveilings of the Audi R8 Spyder, Mercedes...
Frankfurt Auto Show 2009 Preview
Held once every two years the Frankfurt Auto Show IAA (Internationale Automobil Ausstellung) is the largest in the industry. If there’s anything the Germans are known more for than bratwurst and beer, it’s finely engineered vehicles. From Volkswagen to BMW, from Mercedes to Porsche, the German automakers take center stage at the Frankfurt Motor Show....
New York Auto Show
For the next few days the automotive news coming out of New York City won’t be from Wall Street, but from the Jacob Javits Convention Center – where the 109th annual New York International Auto Show is being held.
Geneva Auto Show 2009
The Geneva Auto Show prides itself on having the world’s most important premieres and 2009 was no different. The venue played host to numerous new models including the Porsche GT3, Audi TT-RS, Lamborghini LP670-4 SuperVeloce and Ferrari 599 HGTE. There were also plenty of environmentally-friendly vehicles, like the Tata Nano Europe and Toyota iQ, as...
2009 Detroit Auto Show
Live coverage from the Detroit Auto Show.
2008 SEMA Show
Surprisingly, things at the 2008 SEMA Show weren’t quite as bleak as expected. Sure the parking lot wasn’t overflowing with vehicles but the one million square feet of convention center space was almost entirely filled.
Paris Auto Show
Not normally a big deal on the international auto show circuit, the Paris Auto Show couldn’t have been bigger news this year with exciting new models from the likes of BMW, Audi, Ferrari and Lamborghini.
Essen Auto Show
Over the past few years Essen has moved away from being an auto show with an equal sharing of OEM and aftermarket offerings to having a much stronger focus on later. In many ways it’s like a smaller-scale German SEMA, but without most of the automotive atrocities.
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