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Date: March 29th – April 7th

Venue: Jacob Javits Center, New York

History of New York Automobile Show

history-of-new-york-auto-show-1900The New York International Automobile show was first held in 1900 and it was the first North’s automobile exhibition. For over hundred years, through depression, struggle, boom-time, oil crisis, tough economy and growth, it has continued its pioneering own tradition of delivering new as well as innovative ideas to a countrywide and world stage. In the last several years, the show has enhanced by announcing the number of new vehicle reports, damaged presence results, and improved media attention to outstanding levels.

Combined with City’s energy, and the fact that New York is popular city and country’s greatest market segments for completely new automobile sales and this show is the most important automotive events in the world.

Moreover to its Location as one of the greatest public shows, NYIAS has extended its range of world-class trade and trade events. Right now, nearly 100 individual events, meetings, industry forums, symposiums, award ceremonies, roundtables, and parties occur during your Show’s mass media Survey 7 days.

The Show provides almost every model vehicle available in the U.S. under one roof providing customers the exclusive probability to see everything the auto market has to offer. From fuel-sipping economic cars to most important supercars, NYIAS has something for everyone.

So come for a check out, and see what’s driving you!

2012 Galleries:

    • 2013 BMW 6 Series

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    • Lexus LF-LC

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    • Kia GT

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  • 2013 BMW X1

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