Amazing Show cars, trucks, vintage cars, high end cars, low end cars, exotic cars... you name it it's at the Auto Show. read more

Chicago Auto Show - Chicago Auto Show 2020/10/02 - Festivals Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

Other than the crowds, it's a cool place to check out the latest models of cars. Go early to avoid the crowds.

Not necessarily a review but friendly advice...The main idea of an auto show is lead generation, the exhibitors aren't there for fun. Expect to give your information if you want to go for a ride, get free stuff, etc. Just how it is! read more

SMELLS LIKE NEW CAR Did you know that the Chicago Auto Show is the nations largest auto show? That is really amazing to think about. I would have expected it was Detroit because of the auto industry located there. But I'll take the WIN for Chicago. Did you know that this show first started in 1901 in Chicago? That is some amazing history and tradition to think about. America has always loved there cars and this is the place where we show off the future. Why not be a part of history and check out all of the current models and future concept cars coming down the line. Who knows maybe one day we will be flying to work like George Jetson. Probably not but that would be cool. As a post this review you only have 5 more days left to visit in 2014 but if you miss it this year it will be back next year. With its long standing history in Chicago, this show is not going anywhere. First staged in 1901, the Chicago Auto Show is the largest auto show in North America and has been held more times than any other auto exposition on the continent. This year (2014) marks the 106th edition of the Chicago Auto Show. All Chicago Auto Show exhibits are held in the McCormick Place complex. Exhibitions include: multiple world and North American introductions; a complete range of domestic and imported passenger cars and trucks; sport utility vehicles; and experimental or concept cars. In total, nearly 1,000 different vehicles will be on display. Additionally, attendees will also have the opportunity to see numerous accessories and auto-related exhibits, competition vehicles and project, antique and collector cars. If you're looking for free tickets check your local dealer. If you buy your car from the same dealer, you can usually get these with ease. Sometimes your manufacturer will have a VIP area with snacks & refreshments and they will hook you up with passes for that too. Thanks Mercedes you guys rock! Hey I gotta shout out to them for taking care of me. Loyalty has its privileges. So if you are in the market for a new car, then this is the place to kick a few tires. Where else can you compare 100's of cars before making a choice on what your next ride will be. Even if you are not in the market to purchase it is still fun to see all of the cars plus you can sit in them to see if they are comfortable for your future consideration. It is always a fun event to get out of the cold Feb Chicago weather. So bring the family and see what is out there on the roads. read more

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McCormick place is HUGE! This was my first car show in Chicago and I gotta say it was craziness! But crowd control was handled very well. They had procedures on people entering the first time with tickets and different procedures for people re-entering. You can leave but you'll need a stamp on your hand to re-enter. I was a little concerned that no one checked my bag though.....However, when I attempted to re-enter, someone tried to check my bag but noticed I had a stamp on my hand and didnt bother to check my bag anymore! I'd suggest arriving early. We came around 11:00am and the first four floors of the garage were already full! Towards 1pm, the show floor was packed! Be prepared for expensive food costs and long lines! I came to accompany my friend and her family but this would definitely be the place to go if I were interested in buying a new car. Lots of fun things to see! (even Sponge Bob Square Pants!!) He was the highlight of my trip! By the way, parking is $19. Be prepared!!! read more

I've been to the Chicago Auto Show several times since I was a kid. I haven't been back in awhile, but this year I was invited to preview the show at the First Look for Charity Black Tie Gala event. Whether your a car buff or someone like me that doesn't know much about cars....it was a good time! I love that they let you get inside and really get the feel of the cars. They also have a test drive station and a lot of interactive displays. I will admit that the show is huge and can get quite crowded. If your like me and want to avoid the crowds it's best to go during a week day versus the weekends. Also food can be quite pricey so plan for that. Great family friendly event and if you want to preview the Chicago show in style I would suggest the First Look For Charity Black Tie Gala next year. read more

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2022 year show less than half previous years. Only one side open, some bug auto manufactures skipped it entirely. No real celebrities, or at most one C lister on a couple of days of the show. Price is now full, no discounts, coupons or anything. Felt like a giant walking wallet being picked on the way in. For this experience they should charge $5.00 tops. read more

What a wonderful show it was this year. Well worth the time to visit with the press.

Much like Paczki Day which happens approximately simultaneously with it (or at least did this year), the Auto Show is just bigger in Detroit. Not in size (as apparently the Chicago one has the most square footage in the nation) but in all encompassing, shut down the city, hide the children and pets, it's going to be a barn burner, adoration (which makes sense as Detroit's life blood was the auto industry). Seriously, you can't turn on the television in metro Detroit in the month of January without hearing about the Detroit International Auto Show. Not so much in Chicago. Now I'm no gearhead, nor am I in a market for a car, but I'm sort of disappointed in this fact. Had there not been a Groupon for it, I might not have even known the dates this ran. I haven't been in almost ten years due to this fact. But I made my way there only to find...the show itself is almost as half-behinded as its promotion. The show lives up to its name. It does have a lot of cars. But, unfortunately, not much else. There were very few activities besides the "stars" of the show. Only one radio station, B96, was broadcasting live and giving things away. Only one non-car organization, the Chicago Blackhawks, had a booth (I got a Marian Hossa poster, "fan"tastic). It's basically like being in a giant car showroom. It's one stop shopping - if you're shopping - but there's nothing worth stopping for if you're not. Even the highlight that I remember from my childhood, sitting in cars I couldn't afford, was tempered. Except for the Corvette and the Camaro, most of the fast cars' insides were verboten from the public! Some were even fenced off. I could only admire the Viper from a distance. Despite being the largest auto show in North America, the place also felt claustrophobic. There wasn't much spacing between the displays. Different companies sort of blended together in a lot of the areas. Only VW, Kia (both with Caraoke) and Jeep with its Camp Jeep experience (a simulated ride over bumpy terrain in an actual car) had anything to differentiate themselves from other displays. In the end, there was nothing Chicago about this Auto Show. It could have been anywhere in the country. It could have been the Poughkeepsie or the Peoria Auto Show for all I could tell. Now, I like shiny things as much as the next guy, but if I don't go back for another ten years, I won't consider it a loss. read more

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BMW and Mercedes are not there for 2019 (Mercedes only has their trucks there). I was there for the First Look for Charity and showroom area temperature was way too hot. I have always loved the Chicago Auto Show, having started as an annual tradition with my father and siblings, and have continued it with my kids. The planners didn't get this year's First Look right. Screechy sound systems, poor temperature regulation and high end German cars missing. read more

First experience at the Chicago Auto Show. Very "ehh" moments, since most of these cars were pretty standard. The mood reminisced of a car dealership (loads of promotional deals and sales-y people walking around). The general view was all of the car dealership's models fit into an entire building. Ironically, everyone was lining up and crowding the place just to "test-drive" the current model of a Camry, Cherokee, Fit, and Outback..... pretty lame to pay $12 to waste your entire day when the dealerships pretty much do the same THING. At a whopping low price of $12 and freezing your butt to find parking/transportation, I recommend coming to this place completely hammered or blazed. TLDR; disappointed with the number of concept models and limited releases. Old models of supercars. read more

Chicago Auto Show - Festivals Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

This years show was just okay. Nothing too spectacular. I do like that more high end cars are allowing people the opportunity to sit in the cars which is good. For more that will probably be the only time we are in a 2,3 hundred thousand dollar car. But I think they should have more engaging activities with people. Give individuals something to look forward to when they go to the auto show. read more

Not too crowded this Fri AM. Did Toyota's test ride without a long wait....lots o' nice cars, loved the Kia convertible concept and the Genesis coupe. Checked out the Buick Cascada convertible-nice and pretty affordable. Fun day! read more

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Take the cta is better Admission is 12 dlls not bad at all We go every year since 2012 Lot to see Free stuff like reusable bags ,souvenirs Keychain pictures etc free Can go inside the cars Took Rides Look around Lot to walk In the 2 sides of the show room read more

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Huge fan of the auto show and I haven't been in years! I just had to get back out to see what's new. I went on a Saturday and though I expected big crowds on a weekend, we went early and had great parking (Though a little steep). Besides the luxury cars and sports cars, the main reason I went was for the Jeep experience. Wow, was that a blast. Taking a jeep onto an off-road coarse was freaking awesome! Prices were decent, food was good, experience was awesome! read more

It definitely not like it used to be Speaking of the terms of people just being patient with one another just being around the cars in general made me leave early. Also the state farm , the lil Tint that they was giving away bags the guy was very rude to the people there read more

If you are into cars and potentially getting a new car, this is a car show you must visit. This car show is held annually and it is huge, I mean so big to where you can do test drives, learn about new cars, prototypes and sit and get the feel of a new car you might be interested in, this place is family friendly, there are cafes, lavatory and eating sections so you can grab a bite if hungry. They also have a bar so you can grab a drink while walking around. This event is well organized and very popular. I recommend this event if you like cars. I enjoyed it very much read more

Chicago Auto Show - Festivals Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

Drove from Columbus to check out the show. Both of us are up for new cars soon so thought this would be a great way to see many options at once. Plus, we came to the show about five years ago and it was great. This year's show was hugely disappointing. More space for tracks for driving than of actual manufacturer displays. Plus lots of manufacturers were not here. No Audi, Porsche, infinity, Mazda, Mercedes, Volvo, Land Rover, Genesis, etc. And Cadillac had a whopping one car, and BMW has about five. read more

Tried to park and lot a, they put up the cones to the lot just before I made a turn. I had to move to lot b less money but no shuttle, I was not planning on a 1.5 mile walk LOL I have been coming here for 50 years and the show is getting less and less and less too bad the young people don't know how it used to be. read more

worth it, esp for $10 groupon deal. We parked with spothero for $12 nearby (15 min walk). Their $15 garage parking down the road was also about a 15 min walk. We ending up getting a $10 amazon and $5 starbucks giftcard for participating in various activities. So pretty much went for free. read more

I came here with my gf on Valentine's day around 6pm. Pluses: -big and huge selection of cars -driving courses for several car brands -clean, plenty of spokeswomen and car polishers Minuses: -limited selection of supercars (Maserati, Lambo, Aston) -parking was $10 in the adjacent garage -huge line to get in (took about 10 min before we were able to park) -not allowed to drive the cars yourself read more

On the last day of the show. They weren't any advance warning it was almost time till closed They could of made a announcement over the intercom speakers an hour before Instead security personal walking all over the building telling everyone that it closed at the last minute read more

The 2012 Auto Show is just like the the current Auto Industry, not looking to good. The Auto Show used to be awesome when your a kid, but it's a different feeling as an adult. Still a kick ass time if your into cars. I would recommending going to get a bite to eat before coming to the Auto Show. The food is not that good, and it going to cost you an arm and leg just like the ticket price for entry. Good luck on parking, but if your a local, you should know where the free hidden parking is just down the street. Its a cool experience, but I do recommend going when it's not a high traffic time. Enjoy yourself! read more

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Nation's largest and longest auto show! Whoop whoop! Nice and interesting event for car lovers!! Hoped to see more "surprises" in 2014 tho :( read more

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I like to come here every few years whether or not I am looking for a car. Yes, it is busy on the weekends, but if you come early, you can make a day of it. The biggest lines tend to be on the driving courses. If you come on a weekend, try to do these early or just skip them. Many of the booths had giveaways and fun events. Last week, I got to hear a short Doug E. Fresh concert while at the Toyota booth. Chevrolet had Legos for kids and kids at hear to play with. My biggest advice is to have a big breakfast and come early. You can also eat in Chinatown to avoid the horrible food and high prices at McCormick Place. It is also fairly easy to get here by public transportation. You will be paying $15 at least for parking. read more

That was totally amazing!! I am a really big fan of cars from childhood. Even when I was 5 years old, I was so happy to go to garage with my father and explore our old 1998 Nissan Altima. Here at Chicago Auto Show you can find any car any model: Toyota, Jeep, BMW, Ford, Kia end etc. Also there were lots of uniq and pretty expensive car, such as: Alfa Romeo, Ford Mustang, Maserati. I was so exited, trying to "touch" every car inside and out, take a pictures and just enjoy the atmosphere. Definitely recommend to everybody. Hurry up, it's just for about a week per year. And now the time. Good luck!:) read more

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Went to the show this afternoon. I am glad we are not in the market for a new auto. The selections, for the most part, were uninspired and there were, not surprisingly, a lot of SUVs. And try to find a two door coupe under $40k. Good luck. The biggest bummer for us was that Mercedes and BMW elected not to participate and the Porsches were all locked up tight and they did not bring the electric Taycan prototype, although many other manufacturers did. Frankly, between that and all the people that bring their little kids in strollers, it made for a very crabby day. read more

What a disappointment!!!! Mercedes only brought Sprinter Vans - NO cars or SUV's, BMW didn't even attend, NO Tesla, The Audi's were ho-hum...boring boring boring. No concept cars...just sub-par. Totally bummed as I've been to others and they were great. Oh and if you want to see the high-end cars, they make you go snap a picture, tag them and then they will "let you in"....come on automakers, let us see the beautiful cars you make - It's an Auto SHOW, not the Instagram show. Oh and if you want bags, you have to take a tour, no hand outs. Best part was the ONE Range Rover Defender that you could actually get in and explore. Range Rover and Porsche had the best showing. read more

Shameful they even bothered having it. NOTHING TO SEE. And of the few exhibitors there, they may have had 3-4 cars and most were duplicates of same car. Could have seen more in an empty parking lot. WASTE. read more

This was my third time going to the show and I'm satisfied like I was every year prior. An amazing number of cars and most of the people on the floor showing the cars know what they're taking about. One of my favorite parts of the show is the Ford section. Always nice cars and you have to love the Mustang dyno test! read more

Chicago Auto Show - 2014 Chicago Auto Show - Festivals Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

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The 2013 Chicago Auto Show is a great place to view at all the cars and not have to worry about a salesperson bothering you. I love to see the concept cars although, I did not see as many as I have in years past. As a matter of fact I think I saw just one! This year I downloaded the app, which has a map of the layout and other great info. You can also buy tickets on your phone which can be scanned when you get to the CAS. You can access your camera to take pictures while at the auto show. You can also get additional information about each car at the auto show, pretty cool app. It's worth downloading. The CAS is huge so be prepared to walk and enjoy. There are number of places for you to sit and rest while on your journey of viewing the cars. The Lincoln Lounge was nice as were several others. I love the charging stations they have for your phones and tablets, very cool. If you are hungry there are plenty of places to eat and why complain, you know the prices are not going to be cheap, so enjoy the whole experience. I finally did the Jeep test track and it was fun, but to be honest, I just wanted the cool bag! I really did love all the reusable bags that I got (yes, I do my best to be green) and yes I do use them instead of plastic. I did enjoy the live entertainment in the center. My only disappointment are the parents that allow their kids to stay too long in the cars, especially when adults are waiting. When you get out of the car, they should get out as well. We all want a turn to be a kid in the car too. Admission is $12 and plenty of places have discount tickets. Yesterday was Women's Day so it was half off and for the next three days if you bring three cans of food you can get in for half off as well. read more

The month is February and you know what time is it? It's time for the Chicago Auto Show 2010. According to the Chicago Auto Show's website, this happens to be the largest Auto show in North America. This year, 2010, marks their 102nd anniversary. People attend the Chicago auto show for many different reasons. I attend the show because I enjoy seeing how the cars of the future are going to look and feel like. It is always an amazing experience when you have the opportunity to look into the future of an industry and envision how it will shape your own future. This year had its share of amazing spectacles and innovative technology. One of my favorites at the Show was the Camp Jeep experience. Way in the back corner of the expo, Jeep set up a giant test track full of various hills, terrains, wedges in order to let the driver experience the power of a Jeep vehicle in these everyday rugged encounters. I have to admit that I was a bit scared at first when I saw the big hill that the jeep had to climb. It was reminiscent of the American Eagle rollercoaster at Six Flags Great America with the steep climb and then the big descent in the end. Luckily, I managed to overcome my fear and endure the 5 minute test track. It was amazing how they could build a test track such as this and give the consumer an almost real life simulation of driving through rugged terrain. Chrysler introduced another show-stopper at 2010 Auto Show when it revealed live mobile TV in its vehicles. Unlike the more expensive and bulky comparisons on the market, this newer type of mobile tv uses a small antennae on the roof of the car. Parents will love this because no longer will their kids have to ask, "are we there yet?" during long trips. They can keep themselves entertained the entire time. The only downside to this type of technology is that you will need to pay an ongoing subscription fee for this service. By far, the coolest car that caught my attention was the Kia Ray Hybrid Car. Not only was I impressed by its "Back-to-the-future-like" design but I was stunned at all the "green" earth-friendly additions equipped in this vehicle. For instance, this vehicle sported a solar rooftop panel to charge a fan to keep the interior of the car to a cool temperature so it would eliminate the need for using the air conditioner. In addition, the car used an electric motor that could give around 200 mpg. I like the direction we are headed towards eliminating our dependence on fuel, and this car proves it. Furthermore, the electronics in the car were low-energy consuming. I give props to Kia for inventing this new hybrid. Aside from passenger vehicles, the show featured monstrous army vehicles for war. I still don't know why they showcase those if they are not available to the public...or are they? Overall, I enjoyed the fancy concept cars, the innovative hybrids, and the flashy too-cool-for-the-road cars at the auto show and hope to return next year. read more

Ok, let me preface this by saying that before coming here, the only thing I knew about cars was that fast = good. I didn't know about anything else, nor did I truly care. Having been to the auto show for an entire day, I still think fast = good, but now I know more about car specs and facts than I ever thought I wanted. Every major brand were here, including Toyota, Honda, Nissan, Mercedes, Audi, Lexus, Cadillac, etc... Most of them had a featured car being showcased, with their standard 2013 line spread out all over their reserved space. Goodie bags were also given out like nobody's business, and by the end of the day, my arms were getting tired from just all the free tote bags. My favorite parts of the auto show, however, were the concept cars from Toyota and Honda, and the supercar garage. The concept cars are straight up something from a sci-fi movie, and will blow your mind. The supercar garage was pretty cool, as you literally got to see the best cars out there. From old school Bentleys to the Rolls Royce Phantom to McLarens to Maseratis to Ferraris to Aston Martins, etc... Only thing missing was a Bugatti, but hey, I'm not complaining. Also, I like how they display the MSRP for every car, serving as a constant reminder about how poor you are, and how you'd never be able to afford them. Anyways, the auto show is a great way to spend your day, and you will definitely walk away feeling more knowledgeable about car. I also just want to mention, I have never wanted to purchase a new car more than being at the auto show, so I guess their marketing tactics aren't too shabby. read more

I Love McCormick Place every time I go it's seems to have grown another 500,000 square feet. The area around the place has grown as well into a great little neighborhood bustling with stores, restaurants and young hip fashionistas! (is that a word) The show was great you wouldn't know we were in a recession with all the people. I think I found my next car 2010 Lexus IS350 Convertible hard top comes out in June! Yeah Baby! Place was clean, very friendly employees and easy to get around! Good signage and plenty of taxi's! read more

I got my tickets through livingsocial for I believe $11. The parking for Saturday night was $22. I asked them about the cheaper parking and they said that lot was full. It was super packed and some people felt like they needed to sit in each car for a good 5 minutes. Like c'mon don't you see people waiting. I would prefer to see more luxury cars, but there was only a little section of them. I didn't try any of the food since it didn't look like anything special. You're basic hot dogs, nachos, and churros. They did have a stand with alcohol though. If you decided to go to the auto show go on a week day and park in the cheaper parking lot. read more

I have been going to the autoshow every year since I was a little kid. It has had its ups and downs through the years. This year (2010) was one of the down years, but what do you expect since the auto industry is in shambles.... I really recommend checking everything out. You never know what kind of cool free stuff you can get, or interesting cars you will see that you wouldn't expect. As for getting there.... parking is expensive at the show and traffic can be horrible. I would recommend parking at a cheaper lot more in the city on Michigan ave, and then taking the 3 King Drive bus to the show. If you are coming from IN the South Shore train line is the way to go. read more

From the 4 year old nephew's perspective: Loved the cars that I can crawl into and out of. And their trunks. And the shoulder rides from daddy and UltraAmazingUncleAdrianW. From the AdrianWOlderBrother perspective: Next time I decide to bring my child to anywhere that is not fenced off, I may invest in that KiddieKraddle. From the perspective of Adrian W's father: They need more smoking areas. From my perspective: aside from the ridiculously expensive parking (19 bucks!?!??!), it wasn't that bad. Yes there weren't nearly as many cars as previous years. Yes, there were the basics with very limited concept cars, but budgets need to be pared down. Going on the escalator, I wanted to hit up Subaru, Saab, Audi, Toyota and Fiat. I was impressed with Subaru busting out their models with the basics and then all the amenities, the way it should be. Audi was sharp (buy me the TT roadster in silver, please. Thank you). The Prius continues to be my Achielle's Heel. Though I couldn't sit in the Fiats, I had tested them in Poland last year and are super nice. The Saab, in the program was there, but in actuality was NOT there. It's a shame since they bust out some amazing models (slight bias), but their sale back to Sweden most likely messed up any appearance. Lots of walking, lots of demos that suckered in my father, especially the army tent (for future reference, any tent/booth that dole out free pens, you are guaranteed to get my father at least six times for the freebie). My complaints are for the vendors- parking and beverage, 19 bucks for a 2 hour renting of asphalt then 3.50 for a 20oz of diet Pepsi. And the lack of brochures from the auto makers. I remember four years ago that I would come home with nineteen pounds of paperwork. This year? 3. Kind of disappointing. read more

"Where's my HUMMER at, From the front to back, Well is you feeling that" Question is: Are you feeling that? No,I wasn't feeling it and i'm not a HUMMER fan but i would like to be able to see it in the Auto Show this year. HUMMER was one of the many car industries that decided not to participate in the program. Volvo, Pontiac and others have opted out of showcasing their new cars. I kept circling around to see Volvo but after reading the Auto Show map, and seeing it not there, i gave up. Last year seemed to have more cars. But i still had fun regardless. On the up note, ford has a grand showcase this year with plenty of cars to look at. New concept cars and luxury vehicle were also in the lineup. Personally i love Audi but after stepping into a Lexus, i was blown away. The auto show is a great way to have fun with some friends to look and sit in some cool looking cars. I mean, where else would i get to sit in a top of the line Mercedes, Audi, Lexus, and get to look at an Aston Martin, Dodge viper and Lotus up close? EXACTLY! P.s. There was a booth with cop cars. But that wasn't what lured me over there, it was the display with all the shanks and paraphernalia that could be made into weapons from things found in prison. Pretty dang cool with what you can do with plastic and cloth. Interesting indeed! read more

I've always enjoyed going to the car show. I've usually come on a weekday to avoid the largest crowds as I'm not a big fan of jostling. Remember to wrap up warm because it will be freezing outside. However then you will be in for electric shocks as you approach each car! Zap...zzzzt as you grasp the door handle. All the major manufacturers are here and some of the concept models as well. It's laid out across 2 halls, across from each other and there's plenty of other things to do as well. One year, we got lucky and entered enough competitions to come out ahead of the cost of tickets and parking. That was a good year. The following not so lucky. If you like cars, then how can you not go to an auto show to catch them all in one place! read more

Dull Cars, Bad Food, Awesome Venue. Well I have never been to an auto show before so had high expectations. Some of it was pretty cool although it was all so generic and homogenous I can't really recall much about it at all. The tony cafe between the two halls was total crap, excuse my language but the food choices between the two halls and in the halls was completely awful. $5 for a piece of cheesy fat on cardboard that they call Pizza and in the thing they called a cafe I paid $8.50 for a turkey and ham sub a complete ripoff. What is up with these places, why contract out catering to unhealthy garbage food retailers, I mean this venue is awesome but whoever is responsible for the catering concessions should have their asses fired big time. It lets down the venue which is incredible I have to say. I didn't notice the food court by the entrance till on the way out so I can't comment on that. Public transport is also not up to the standard of an international city, what is it with having a massively cool venue like this when there is no subway built into it just buses and the Metra which at the time of day I left ran every, get this, hour. Nobody had even bothered to put on any extra trains, completely unhelpfull. Chicago if you want the Olympics you better shape up. Luckily cabs are plentiful if appalling drivers and end up wanting to kill their passengers cause they all think it's a race track round there, most cab rides leave me feeling like I have just barely escaped with my life. My partner and I both screamed at the driver to slow down cause the jerk was roaring round a curve so fast we thought we were gunna die. Anyway Venue is great, the main lobby bit is an incredible space, the Auto show was really not very interesting, lots of cars that all looked the same or destroy the planet with their gas guzzling. What is it with Porshe who do they think they are putting their cars behind glass gates that only a select few can go into the check out the cars. Talk about alienate future customers. So yeah if you get free tickets its worth a quick visit, but only if someone you know is driving you there as the food is awful, a sushi bar would have been nice, transportation not good but some pretty cars. The concept cars are always worth a look and some of the so called hybrid vehicles make me laugh. Who the hell is going ot buy a hybrid when it only does 22 miles to the gallon, pathetic. There was still evidence of such ridiculous plenet destroying cars on show I despair. Lets put the whole family into a tank that does 12 MPG, crazy. Why do Honda make the most boring cars on the planet Why do BMW not make any fuel efficient cars Why do Audi's cars look the same now as they always did. Enough of a rant, enjoy! read more