The Philadelphia Auto Show returns with the largest collection of debut on the East Coast in recent years

The Philadelphia Auto Show returns proudly to the Pennsylvania Convention Center from February 2 to 10. The first day of the media screening is February 1st. Press visits will be organized by Jeep, Ram, Nissan, Toyota, Subaru and Honda.

Highlights at this year's Philadelphia Auto Show include the return of 37 global manufacturers presenting their latest product on the market, as well as a range of additional displays featuring exotic vehicles, super cars, clbadic cars, aftermarket attractions, Hollywood cars and more.

This year's range of pre-production models is one of the fundamental reasons why we affirm Nothing to do with the auto showsaid Ian Jeffery, president of the 2019 event. Nowhere else can the Philadelphians see what they will see here. This is one of our largest pre-production model ranges we have had in the last few years and we are excited to offer our more than 250,000 expected customers the opportunity to be among the first consumers to see these vehicles. , especially those who market it.

As one of the most important auto shows for consumers in the country, the Philadelphia Auto Show welcomes annually about 250,000 visitors and has a proven track record of leasing a car. influence on consumers in the region. According to the latest follow-up surveys conducted by Analytic Business Services (AnaBus), approximately 42% of visitors to the Philadelphia Auto Show purchased a vehicle 12 months after their visit to the auto show, which it's reflected in regional sales of about $ 3 billion.

The Auto Show has never been so relevant, said Kevin Mazzucola, executive director of the event. Participants try the metal. Although you can compare prices, BMPs, etc. on the Internet, you can not touch, see or smell the vehicles, and many of them, as you can during our event. Consumers thirst for this experience and that is why our impact, as well as the attendance, has never been so strong.

Among the 2020 pre-production models that the Philadelphians will see for the first time are the new Ford Explorer, the Ford Mustang Shelby GT500, the Palisade Hyundai, the Honda Pbadport, the Jeep Gladiator, the Kia Telluride, the Lincoln Aviator, the Porsche 911 Carrera 4S (992) and Toyota Corolla SE.

Several highly anticipated models in 2019 should also be on-site, including the Audi e-tron, the Chevrolet Blazer, the Ford Ranger, the Ford F150 Raptor, the Hyundai Kona, the Lamborghini Urus, the Lexus UX, the Mercedes Clbad A, the Ram Heavy Duty, Subaru Forester, Subaru STI S209, Toyota RAV4 Hybrid and Volvo S60.

For a complete list of featured vehicles and other details, please visit phillyautoshow.com.

About the CARing for Kids Foundation of ADAGP and the Automobile

The Greater Philadelphia Automobile Dealers Association (ADAGP), established in 1904, is the oldest badociation of its kind in the country. Comprised of 190 auto dealerships and new franchise trucks spread across the Philadelphia area in five counties, the Association owns and produces the Philadelphia Auto Show. The CARing for Kids Foundation for car dealerships is the philanthropic arm of ADAGP. It is a 501 (c) (3) public charitable organization that aims to improve and enrich the lives of children in the communities where their members work and live. Since its inception in 2003, the Foundation has donated more than $ 12.3 million to charities and organizations in the region.

** Editor's note "Information valid at the time of printing. Please visit phillyautoshow.com for the latest updates on featured vehicles, special events and more.

Andrea Simpson
Philadelphia Auto Show
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Aimee Cicero
Brownstein Group
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