Darren H.
3/2/2020
It's not my first go-around with these shows but every year it seems to get smaller and smaller. I didn't realize it but the European automakers have been pulling out of these types of shows...
Atlanta International Auto Show
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235 Northside Dr SW Bldg C
Atlanta, GA 30313
The Atlanta International Auto Show, produced by the Metro Atlanta Automobile Dealers Association, is a highly anticipated annual event held at the Georgia World Congress Center in Atlanta, GA. With a focus on showcasing the latest and greatest in automotive innovation, the show offers a comprehensive display of vehicles from various manufacturers, attracting both car enthusiasts and casual visitors alike.
In addition to its impressive lineup of automobiles, the Atlanta International Auto Show also pays tribute to different groups within the community. Seniors aged 55 and older are honored with a special discount, while HEROES, including firefighters, paramedics, police officers, veterans, and active-duty military personnel, are recognized for their sacrifices with exclusive offers. This event is a must-visit for anyone seeking to explore the cutting-edge automotive industry and show appreciation for those who have contributed to society.
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Janos J.
4/8/2023
Who doesn't love a car show? I know I sure do. I absolutely used to love going to the car show year after year as a kid and now there is today's car Atlanta International Auto Show. Back in 2018...
Ling C.
3/21/2025
Just got back from the 2025 show & what a disappointment. Honda wasn't there! Save your $15 + parking or Marta + food!
Will P.
3/14/2024
The 2024 Atlanta International Auto Show was a disappointing experience plain and simple. As the amount of automakers present could have easily been double with One trip down Buford drive Mall of...
Aden T.
3/6/2024
Came for my first time and was expecting to see 10+ car brands. We parked across the screen which was 15 dollars and 15 dollars per person for our group which came out to a total of 75$. We walked...
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