The 2012 New York International Auto Show features hundreds of cars to appeal to all sorts of drivers, but, still, there are many that are just totally wild. Like Terrafugia's flying car—you'd have a hell of a time finding a parking garage to take that puppy! And the Delorean—are you really going to buy it without a flux capacitor?
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Flying Car, Hot Wheels, Obstacle Courses, Even A Bike: Fun Stuff At The NY Auto Show
From Urban To Ultra-Deluxe: Photos From 2012 NY Auto Show
The New York International Auto Show opens its door to the public today, giving car lovers and the curious a chance to look at cars they'll be able to drive and others they'll dream about.
Clarifying Taxi Charges
"Our taxicabs will be getting a makeover with graphics that communicate passenger information in a better and more uniform way," Taxi and Limousine Commission Chairman Matthew Daus said.more ›
A Climate Change Activists' Welcome For NY Auto Show
The New York International Auto Show opened its Javits Center doors to the press today. While lots of car manufacturers were showing off more environmentally friendly models, one activist group made its distrust of Toyota's claims known.
Taxi '07 at the Auto Show
Car makers are flocking to the city with the New York International Auto Show opening this weekend (media previews start tomorrow) at the Javits Convention Center, and there's one particularly NYC-focused exhibit: Taxi '07.
Final Days of the Auto Show
Sure, gas prices are outrageously expensive right now, but it's the last weekend of the New York International Auto Show. Besides, once you maxed out all your credit lines to buy some of the cars on display, you wouldn't be able to buy gas anyway. Keith's got an awesome set of photos on Flickr from his trip to the auto show, which is essentially car porn. There are lots more photos under the 'nyautoshow' tag as well.
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