This is an annual tradition for me. Love being able to see all the new models. Tickets were easy to use once scanned at door. As most American auto makers are no longer making coupes or sedan. It was nice to see what the other manufacturers have. My favorite vehicles this year were the Kia Sportage and K5. It's always a good time. read more

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First Look for Charity Chicago Auto Show is something I can finally scratch off of my bucket list. I have been trying to attend for years but life events took precedence. In preparation for the event I picked out a nice pair of boots with a chunky heel. I knew there would be a lot of walking, my plan was comfort. Unfortunately, after putting on the boots with the dress, the look was tacky as my feet poked out. Lol. I had to grab my dressy heels. After being dropped off, picking up my ticket from will-call and attending the Jesse White reception, my feet were already starting to hurt. Imagine the look of pure bliss on my face after being handed a goodie bag that included a pair of house slippers. Walking around looking at the cars and going for test rides was a nice treat. My favorite vehicles were the white Acura, the police car and the pick up truck made completely out of legos. Before the champagne was passed out, I took a moment to change my shoes and boy was there relief for my feet. I explored food booths and enjoyed some really tasty bites. I really enjoyed the make your own sundae from Andys. Overall good experience. I wonder how long it took to build the pick up truck with legos. read more

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Had the pleasure of going to the Auto show last week. I would recommend going early if you want to get a parking spot. We went to lot B of the McCormick place and parking was $18. They also offer free shuttles from the parking garage to McCormick place from parking lot B via a school bus. If you chose to walk it was about 2 blocks away however, it was a bit too cold so my mother and I took the shuttle. I have never been to the auto show before, so I felt like a kid in the candy shop. If you look at every car brand it could easily take you 2-3 hours to view everything. They also had little vendor side displays you could also try- for example, mattress firm was there promoting their infinity massage chair. You could test it for free- each person got 5 mins. You could also test drive cars. They had the Bronco cars doing these crazy driving courses it was really cool to look at. I'm not sure if the public was driving or they had professional drivers- but either way it looked really fun. My mom and I got to go on a demo ride for these Vietnamese cars. We had a professional driver that took us around a race track. It was very fun. Overall I really enjoyed my time at the car show. A lot of car brands were there but they did not have Mercedes, Audi, or Porsche. They did have my favorite brand though (BMW)! I would recommend the auto show. I may go back next year!! read more

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For many years I've wanted to attend the Chicago Auto Show. I'm not a car person, but it's one of those activities that is available and why not? I'm so glad I got to go this year but wish I'd gone in a prior year when it was even larger (which was probably pre-pandemic). As it is it's pretty big, though not every manufacturer exhibits here. There are the standard ones like Toyota, Honda, VW, etc. The companies bring their tried and true models, so you'll see a Camry, Accord, and so on. But they also all bring their anticipated models. I do think it's a little odd that for the concept cars you cannot open the door; at best you can peek in. The VW model that looks like the old busses was pretty popular. I also really liked seeing and learning about some of the hybrid and electric models, and getting to do a bit of window shopping since I think I'm going to need a new car in the next couple of years. It was nice and made it easy to be able to take a look at models from several different manufacturers, including ones that I may not have considered prior. There were a couple especially cool things. The first was the Ford display, where they were showing their Bronco. They had a track set up with some "hills" of varying sizes so that they could show off its capabilities and honestly it looked like an awful lot of fun. If we'd noticed it earlier I'd probably have taken a turn in it. Parking bites because it's not cheap, somewhere between $15-20 I think in the McCormick Place parking lot. Since they can always change the parking system I can't say what it'll look like in a year, but if you can pay when you arrive (as opposed to when you pay for parking and then have 20 minutes to exit) that's the smartest choice. The Chicago Auto Show runs for about 2 days each year, and they have a variety of special evenings, including a discount evening. The last day this year was a kid's day, which I will really look forward to taking my baby to in future years. Which I guess is a spoiler that I look forward to returning to the auto show. read more

I wish I had come years ago when it was larger. I heard so many great things! But I hear it took a turn after the pandemic. Manufacturers did have games, wasn't any manufacturer, car swag to buy, no concept cars, no food options, nothing for the kids, not all manufacturers were present.... There were high end cars when you first entered. I flew my nephew all the way from Maryland only for it to be whomp, whomp, whomp. We made it fun but honestly, it wasn't. Was hoping to make it a thing but given how lackluster... it was a one and done occasion. read more

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Don't waste your time and Money $60 there are sooo many car companies not represented no Lexus, no Mercedes, no Mazda, no Lincoln, no Volvo, no Mini, No Audi, And the list goes on!! And the dealers that were there most only had a few cars. read more

I loved every moment of being at the auto show in Chicago IL 2025! I had a blast going there and I was so excited to get there that I got a speeding ticket on the last night of the event. Next time I go I do my best not to go too damn fast. Very interesting and innovative vehicles and new prototypes. Even US Army and Marine recruiters were there offering $50,000 sign on bonuses. I would sign up if they give me $50,000... But I already served and I am not sure they would want me back after all the shit I have been through in military and civilian life. But if they show up to my home and hand me $50,000... I will join U.S. ARMY, again. read more

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We regularly attend the Chicago Auto Show. We were disappointed the last few years. This year was the worse disappointment. Many car makers were not there. Audi Lexus etc. The last several years it's down to one large area not two. Autos are not displayed with revolving bases or mirrors. There used to be models who represented the Auto makers and stood by the platforms. Food choices are very limited. Even McDonald's vacated the property. Thankful Starbucks was there. They were very busy. Thankful Secretary of State Reps were there along with I Pass reps to help with your accounts. The car which I loved was an old Chevy Turquoise car. Other than that we wasn't impressed. We will say that many Auto Makers need to take note of Subaru. They've made lots of efforts to make their display represent them very well. Appreciated their efforts! read more

No Mazda, No Mercedes, No Porsche, No Infinity, No Lincoln, No Audi, need I say more. At least the parking is only $16. One nice thing is with all the extra space they have more tracks for you to ride the vehicle. I do need to mention they had the New Lamborghini Countach. 1 out of 50 produced. Special mention also goes to the matte white Maserati MC20 - looked really sweet. read more

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Great time at the first look for charity! It's an event where you raise money for a 5013c and then get dressed up and get to see the cars before the general public. Hopefully this Friday I'll bring the family because I really want to see the 2022 Toyota siennas read more

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Expensive ti kets. Parking is expensive Nothing exotic new no real von eat cars. All the big American brands Not many imports. The show was no bigger then during the pandemic. Funny how foreign cars now being show cased WASTE OF TIME ..... read more

Two years, in the row, the show is half of the size as it used to be with a very basic selection of vehicles. The ticket prices are consistently going higher, though. The food vendors had to wrap up at 6:30PM, while the meal time is usually around 7 pm. Maybe the management is from some different planet. Or perhaps it's in the people's hand who only believe in taking money from others while not providing a good faith service. Disappointed read more

Sorry after years of attending this show, I am now going to assess ever returning. Show was minuscule compared to previous years and the ticket price went up again. This year's show was only 1/2 the area with NUMEROUS vehicles not participating this year in addition to all of Stellantis makes and models. Only highlight was seeing the new VW van. As mentioned in other reviews, the other half of the floor was occupied by non related vendors such as Weber grills! Really, I own a great Weber grill but am not paying to see the grills at the Chicago Auto Show. By experiencing this last stand of an auto show I can only assume the world's auto makers are heading to online website vehicle experiences and just in time vehicle ordering for their future marketing. Oh well, just like the destruction of college football, the great Chicago Auto Show is now a thing of the past! read more

Chicago Auto Show - VW van - Festivals Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

I am not really a 'car person' or a driver but I enjoy the different ways they can be built and enjoyed. The indoor driving 'samples' in the Jeeps are fun! If possible eat or drink first, concessions are kinda expensive in this place, but the Ryda's fudge is hard to resist, and there are vending machines too.The better bathrooms are near the McDonald's, downstairs on the other side. For those who have a clean record and awant to avoid the crowds, there are test drives that Ford and other companies do. It's free and they hold them in a few areas. Some companies have prizes, like a Starbucks gift card. Try going after 4pm on weekdays to avoid field trips. read more

Chicago Auto Show - Ford test drive (passenger) - Festivals Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

$15 to view automobiles it will take 8 YEARS to pay for? The Auto Show used to be an event; the latest and greatest in automobiles. This was two ramps, three cars I wanted to see, and the highlight is the Subaru puppy pen. This used to be two rooms and amazing cars everywhere. Disappointing. Auto manufacturers; anyone with any common or financial sense can't afford these vehicles. 40K is a down payment on a home. read more

What a disappointment this show has become. Used to go here every year of my life since I was a teenager. 2 full sides of every car manufacturer. Would take 4-5 hours to get through the show. It takes 45min to go through the show now. It is now reduced to one side, in which said side is 50% stupid little coned off tracks for electric vehicles. No Dodge, no ram, no Mercedes, no audio, no transit vehicles. Yet full price to go in still? It's flat out ridiculous. This show will be non existing in a few years. What an absolute let down. Sadly. This will be the last show I will ever attend, and my tradition here is now dead. read more

We love attending the Chicago Auto Show every year. It is so much fun seeing what is new as well as what is old in the automobile industry. From the unusual and expensive to the classic and reasonable, the show is entertaining for all ages. The Chicago Auto Show has the distinction of being the largest auto show in North America. There are 4 exhibits where you can ride along on test tracks, special appearances and events take place every day, check their event schedule for more information. There are 7 or 8 car manufacturers offering ride and drive experiences, sign up early for these. You can make a Chevy Silverado out of legos, drive a remote control car, check out VR driving at 2 different car manufacturers, play games for giveaways, get celebrity autographs (on certain days) and best of all, check out all of the CARS! The 2019 Chicago Auto Show runs February 9th through the 18th. It is open daily from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m., with the exception of Presidents Day, Feb. 18, when the doors close at 8 p.m. #CAS19 Ticket prices are $13 for adults, $7 for seniors aged 62 or older, $7 for children ages 7-12 and free admission for children 6 and younger when they accompany a paying adult. I would suggest googling free and/or discounted tickets as there usually are some deals online every year. Special-themed days include Sports Team Pride Day on Feb. 11, Women's Day on Feb. 12, Hispanic Heritage Day on Feb. 15, Chicago Friday Night Flights on Feb. 15, A Safe Haven Chicago Auto Show Food Drive Feb. 13-15 and Family Day on Feb. 18. The new car models that were presented at this year's media preview are: 2020 Alfa Romeo 4C Spider Italia 2019 Cadillac XT5 Sport 2020 Chevrolet Silverado HD 2019 Chrysler Pacifica 35th Anniversary Edition 2019 Ford F-150 Harley-Davidson by Tuscany 2020 GMC Sierra HD 2020 Kia Sportage 2020 Land Rover Range Rover Evoque 2019 Mazda MX-5 Miata 30th Anniversary Edition 2019 Nissan Pathfinder Rock Creek 2020 Nissan Rogue Sport 2019 Ram 1500 Multifunction Tailgate 2019 Ram Chassis Cab 2020 Subaru Legacy 2020 Toyota RAV4 Off-Road 2020 Toyota Sequoia TRD Pro 2020 Toyota Tacoma 2019 Volkswagen Jetta GL1 We usually go a couple of times for the media preview and during the public show also. My favorite area is the Super Car Gallery (luxury cars), a person can dream can't she? For more information on the 2019 Chicago Auto Show, you can visit www.ChicagoAutoShow.com. read more

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The 2019 Chicago Auto Show #CAS19 will be open to the public starting sat 2/9/19. As the biggest in the country, it needs no introduction; with over a million square feet and about a thousand cars on display, it's every car enthusiast paradise, and an easy way to compare brands, options and price for consumers. The show features some interactive exhibits and activities to entertain the entire family. Dodge Ram Jeep and Range Rover have driving tracks demonstrating each brand's off-road ability. Chevrolet virtual dynamics lab gives attendees a virtual test drive of some of their vehicles. Illinois residents can renew their driver's license at the Secretary of State booth and register to vote at the same time. As in all tourist areas, food and snacks can be pricey on the floor show; the Plate Room Food Court is a good option for those willing to step out of the show. So if a new car is in your future, visiting #CAS19 maybe the best way to make a selection. read more

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We parked in Lot B which costs $16. It's an outdoor lot but they had a school bus shuttle that dropped us off right where we needed to go. Ive been to Chicago Auto shows in the past and this one was quite small. It was only on one floor in one room. You won't find Honda, Mazda, Mercedes, Audi, Acura, or Tesla there. I always loved seeing concept cars but there weren't as many as Id hope. Lots of security but they weren't ensuring masks were worn. At least you needed to show a vaccination card to enter the food court area. Unfortunately that area was small, tables limited, and the only choice for food was Connies Pizza or Gelato. They also had Goose Island serving beer. I know its hard to compare this year to previous years but hopefully it'll go back to that awesome BIG event next year. read more

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02/18/19 (Presidents Day) - I love looking at all the beautiful new cars, but I wonder why do I torture myself especially since I just got a car about 2 weeks ago. It's like look, but don't touch. I must be a masochist. There were some beautiful sleek models and some of them are cars. Actually I was impressed by many of the new cars as some of the auto manufacturers are really stepping up their design. All the major car manufacturers were there w/their latest and greatest. Domestic, Japanese, German, Korean, Italian, British......too many toys. As usual the different car models were on display w/some of the futuristic concept cars. I think my favorite car at the show was the Audi R8 V10 and at a mere $219K I bought one for me and one for my wife now all I need to do is to break the news to her and tell her I sold the house to buy it. lol I would be willing to settle for a Nissan GTR or a Porsche 911 Turbo Carrera. Yeah that's me always willing to compromise. Hey it never hurts to dream. read more

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I don't know much about cars, but I did want to check out the Taycan. Sadly, Porsche was nowhere to be found. On the other hand, my one year old had the time of her life. Had to pry her tiny fingers from the steering wheel. Although the food court selection was small, we enjoyed the food from Robinson's. read more

Haven't been to this show in awhile and man has it changed and not for the better I was hoping to see a lot of the new manufacturers of EV cars and trucks and they weren't there. Plus on top of that Honda, Mercedes and Audi to name a few wasn't there either Spent $15 each ticket plus $25 for parking to be there about an hour Stupid read more

Chicago Auto Show - Chevy pick up EV - Festivals Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

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They advertise this as the biggesy auto show, now that has to be because of the building size, not the show content. Take away the test tracks and you could put these exhibits in have of a shuddeted k mart. Most car manufacturers didnt even have their full model lineup displayed, and many were not there, i dont know if it was space cost or if manufacturers are hurting with money, but this was sad and a waste of time and money. read more

What's not to love about hundreds of cars on display and available to check out? It's like going to the showroom of every single carmaker (except BMW and Mercedes which are never there) without having a salesperson bug you. The Chicago Auto show is the largest in the country! We haven't been in the market for a car for a couple of years but still go every year. The key is to get here when the doors open at 10, don't come on the weekend, try to avoid the high school kids field trips, and leave when you've had your fill. We weren't so lucky this year as dozens and dozens of yellow school buses pulled up as we checked in. You can imagine the energy they have and how difficult it is for their teachers to supervise them! The exhibits are great, especially the exotic cars which you really can't get too close to. Can't blame them. I've seen scratches put on several of the display cars that just broke my heart. If you're into the Jeep ride sign up early. It gets crowded pretty fast. A great entertainment option even if you aren't looking for a car. Come and have fun. read more

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I don't remember that auto show being as boring is it was the sheer and seems like the car for release space the part the bathrooms were very far away in I was exhausted maybe 2 hours into our visit read more

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Located in McCormick Place, the CHICAGO AUTO show is an annual perennial favorite event which is affordable and family friendly. Packed with shiny new cars, this venue offers a safe place to look at the cars with the newest emerging safety and convenience technology. Bring on your gym shoes. This all day event allows you to have long walks and there are snacks along the way to keep your energy levels up. read more

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Whatever is going on behind the scenes as far as quality of show, it's noticeable. Ever since covid, the auto show has suffered, and this is no different. Only using one side of the building this year, many brands of quality didn't even show. Porsche what happened to you? Mercedes where are you? Vendor prices, what's wrong with you, ripping everyone off like an amusement park, you should be ashamed. Zero freebies and everyone wants your name, address, and email. You want to take a ride in a car... fine... wait an hour, the ride lasts 2 minutes at the most, an, when you get you feel stupid for waiting so long for nothing. My recommendation, stay home. read more

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We were disappointed in the 2024 Chicago Auto Show. We went to the Chicago Auto show 8 years ago when I was looking for a vehicle and wanted to compare them. It was ENORMOUS. This year the auto show only had 1/2 the floor space as the last time I went. Worse, 1/2 the space they had was full of vendors for things that had nothing to do with cars (Window and Door companies, Toys) and car clubs (Jeep club, old vehicle museum). Another huge amount of space was the 3 driving tracks (EV, Hill Climb, Off Road) 6 of the manufacturers I wanted to see were not there. 2 of the manufacturers I wanted to see were there and did not have the vehicle I wanted to see. Only one of the cars I wanted to compare was there. Only saw 1 vehicle that was a prototype for future release. read more

We gave in to all the hype on tv and decided to head to Chicago Auto Show billed as the biggest one in the country. We planned our visit for AM arrival midweek to avoid some of the intense crowds we'd been hearing about. We spent about 3 hours there and it didn't start to get crowded until after 1:00pm. It's genuinely fun to sit in so many cars, even many of the very expensive models. We'd just bought a new car last fall, so we weren't in the market. If you were car shopping, you could really narrow down your selections. Every car has its price and options clearly displayed right next to it. Many have touch screens with multiple displays. There are some small driving courses and stationary demo drives with video courses in front of the cars set up all over the space. There were lines formed at all of those. Loved the Super Car Gallery with the mega expensive beauties including the $3.482 million Bugatti - it's in my pics! Those cars are all off limits for touching. I did pick my personal favorite - a beautiful Maserati sedan that I could totally picture myself driving (really fast) as I sat cradled in those soft Italian leather seats. Definitely fun! read more

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As a kid in the 70's, I loved going to the Auto Show with my dad. There was a certain thrill in collecting as many beautiful color brochures as my tired little arms could hold, even if I wasn't old enough to drive. The highly-polished cars, moving parts, Mackinaw fudge and one-on-one time with dad made this annual pilgrimage one of my favorite parts of winter. Half the fun was walking through the aisles of vendors selling everything from wallets to that clear glass stuff that keeps the fog off the bathroom mirror. In recent years I've carried on this tradition with my dad and three sons. Sadly, dad's wheels don't turn like they used to, now it is just me and the boys. Unfortunately, the show itself just isn't that fun anymore. While it is still a thrill for my third son (not pictured) to crawl around the inside of a big truck, the fudge, churros and cold Connie's pizza just don't have the same pull. No more bags and brochures, the concept cars of the future are few in number and don't seem so futuristic, and all the independent vendors are nowhere to be found. We'll probably keep coming back, traditions are hard to break; but maybe at next year's show, they'll give us more of a reason. read more

To be honest, the show didn't excite or wow our family like prior years :-( Unless our kids really want to go again, or we're in the market for a new car, that would be the only reason we'd go next year. Sadly I think it might be the end of an era for us. It was strangely quiet. We got there around 10:40 (started at 10am), and it was dead. The parking garage was empty, and even when we left a couple hours later, it was still dead! The car selection seemed smaller this year, and it didn't even dawn on me until reading other reviews, that BMW pulled out, so I wonder if there were others who didn't come this year. Ford We have a Ford Explorer and love it. We learned that the 2020 model will be much improved with a longer wheelbase (good thing for our long-legged tall family) and the comfort of a Range Rover. Currently there are only 6 of these in existence. Super Car Gallery Of course this section is always our favorite, because who doesn't love a $3.4 million dollar Bugatti Chiron in a gorgeous midnight blue? Other Notes... - Cadillac Escalade was gorgeous. - Always love the Porsche collection - The cars up on stages this year were all represented by women (at least for the cars we saw). Heck yeah! - They did not check my tote. I was surprised by that. - Lots of fun sections and activities for kids. Cost We paid $40 for a family of 4, and $23 for parking. Annual churro treats ($10 for two churros + soda). $$ Easy Parking Lot C then walk over the indoor pedestrian bridge read more

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Got in as part of a pre opening event so fortunately was able to enjoy the show without the crowds. Big show, the biggest in N. America, with something for everyone. Lots of beautiful, novelty and other fun cars and vehicles. The Jeep ride is always fun. I'm not a big car nut compared to some of my friends, but, having been a classic car owner at one point in my life, I enjoy and appreciate stunning design and the amazing technology being equipped into today's vehicles. I didn't see many next gen concept cars, which are generally my favorites when going to shows. I wish they would start bringing those back again. Have fun! read more

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The Chicago Auto Show is a great yearly event that I visit every February. The 2014 show was a cut above. A personal favorite of mine was the new 50th anniversary 2015 Ford Mustang. I wish they had models accessible to the public, but I understood why they roped it off too. I was also hoping Chicago would have the 1962 Mustang concept car that was in Detroit's show earlier this year, but they chose a 1966 model instead. Beautiful car, but the 1962 is a rare site and legendary. The concepts and exotics at this years show were in high form. I even found myself looking at some dealers that I usually shun. If you drive to the show I suggest parking lot B (cost $14 as opposed to $21 at most nearby lots). I also HIGHLY recommend visiting BEFORE Friday night (2/14/2014). Look, it's fun to be in crowds sometimes but the auto show is not one of them. If you want to see and get inside the cars, do the track rides, and/or play any of the games/interactive displays...trust me...arrive and leave prior to dinner time on Friday. As far as the intangibles, this show also featured some great games (Ford Mustang pinball is one of them), a handful of photo booths where you can take pics & video, three separate dealers offered ride tracks and the Chicago Blackhawks have a 'shoot the puck' display set up in the back, where you can win a prize. I managed to win a bobble head for the second year in a row (Patrick Kane). One last thought...food. They have multiple snack dealers but I can't vouch for those. What I can comment on are the other two choices: Mickey D's and Connies. I won't waste my breathe on Mickey D's so I'll just let you know about the Connies pizza that we had. I've had better heated cardboard. Come here for the cars and everything the show offers, but eat somewhere else! read more

Chicago Auto Show - 2015 Ford Mustang @ Chicago Auto Show - Festivals Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

Every year there seem to be less manufacturers. Cadillac's display included one and only one vehicle. Disappointing. No Mercedes, no Audi. Lexus, Chevy and Ford had robust displays. Just OK. read more

Great experience, not as much merch as expected but was a pleasure to get to visit the event this year.

This year's show was a joke, only half the automakers and double the amount of vendor booths selling junk. No Ram, Dodge, Jeep, Porsche, Audi, Lincoln, Volvo and the list goes on. Won't be back next year. read more

I LOVE going to the auto show, but not this year. There were fewer cars, the tickets cost more, and there were fewer food choices (WHICH WERE ALSO EXPENSIVE). read more

Remember when it used to be fun to go to the mall? How there were tons of stores, most with different and interesting products? But now when you go everyone sells the same sweaters, many spaces are vacant, and entire wings are closed off except for the kiddy train? Well, that's the 2023 Auto Show. Mercedes, Audi, Lincoln, Volvo, Tesla, Rivian, Mini, and many more manufacturers are absent, everyone is featuring essentially the same $55k SUV, and there is a 30,000 sf void where people are supposed to be test-driving/riding in EV cars, but it sits disused like so many worn-out coin-operated massage chairs. Sad day. read more

I'm less impressed every year. I only attend because it has become February tradition for my family. I'd love to see one weekend day Sat or Sun for adults 18 years & older only! Just one weekend day of the two weekends out of this seven day event. FOR ADULTS ONLY! I was even less impressed that the cars I really wanted to see up close were enclosed! You had to post on social media and hope to win a chance to view them up close.. the exotic sports cars, the Bentleys, McClarens etc.. a bunch of walking & parents fussing to gain control of kids that jus want to play. Kinda over it. Seems like there was less and less to see. read more

We went on the 2nd day (Saturday) of the Chicago Auto Show, thinking it was going to be jam packed. But, it was not luckily. The only popular dealer exhibit was Jeep, as it includes a riding experience. The Jeep line was extremely long line with a ridiculous wait time. That's the only "experience" and freebie we skipped. The RAM trucks had a similar track and was well worth it. The Toyota riding experience was just ok since there wasn't anything special about the track, just Sensor and camera features. The customized State Farm t-shirt was a nice giveaway with a 15min wait. The sales demos of auto care products weren't as exciting as infomercials. And I wish Volvo, BMW and Mercedes-Benz were represented. I must say that there were many virtual reality and simulator exhibits we didn't try out. read more

Chicago Auto Show - Porsche display - Festivals Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

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