North American International Auto Show may be moved out of January | |||
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A very big change could be coming for the North American International Auto Show. A spokesperson for the auto show confirms they are considering moving the show out of January. Man Muncey says, "October is one of many opportunities we're exploring as part of keeping NAIAS a top sought after show.". |
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 Cee RT @wxyzdetroit: North American International Auto Show may be moved out of January https://t.co/GWjJOGuBPZ 1 hour ago  gene mcquaid North American International Auto Show may be moved out of January https://t.co/U4VAJpkLZV 2 hours ago  Libby Irwin RT @Automotive_News: Detroit auto show organizers consider moving to October https://t.co/2DxWxfEGa0 https://t.co/m1EOU1qAGg 3 hours ago  1932 Ford Roadster Detroit auto show, facing competition and brand departures, mulls October date https://t.co/Fsy1v6s9b8 3 hours ago  Brian Trauring RT @13abc: The North American International Auto Show @NAIASDetroit may be switching from January to a new month but not right away. Read… 4 hours ago  Detroit Now North American International Auto Show may be moved out of January https://t.co/N3yka0e9ea 4 hours ago  WTVG 13abc The North American International Auto Show @NAIASDetroit may be switching from January to a new month but not right… https://t.co/NTNyCSVGCy 4 hours ago  Eric Béziat RT @BertrandRakoto: #NAIAS in June would be best, 6 months after CES, no major show (IAA or Mondial in October) and usually many cars are u… 5 hours ago |
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