No matter where you live, this is one show you are not going to miss! You can either come to Chicago and see the world's most stunning automobiles or you can just click on over to autothing, because we're going to bring you all the coverage and all the vehicles...

The nation's largest auto show in the 840,000 sq. ft. McCormick Place South building. Multiple world and North American introductions. Complete range of domestic and imported passenger cars and trucks; sport utility vehicles, experimental and concept cars. In total, nearly 1,000 different vehicles. Numerous accessories and auto-related exhibits, competition vehicles, antique and collector cars.

Ticket prices are $10.00 per adult and $5.00 for seniors (62 yrs. and older). Children's tickets (12 years and younger) are free with accompanying adult. Children's tickets without accompanying adult are $5.00.

Chicago, Illinois
McCormick Place South
Lake Shore Drive at 23rd Street

Sure it's gonna' suck big time if you drive here in your own car, but isn't that the fun part? Either way, the 2003 Chicago Auto Show is easily reached by car or public transportation. Extensive shuttle bus service from all area parking lots to and from McCormick Place are available. Weekend only shuttle service from the Monroe St. and Grant Park underground lots and the Comiskey Park, Lot A. Please note that if you do drive your own vehicle, lock it and arm it with The Club- this is not the safest area to bring a fancy new Lexus LS430 or Mercedes-Benz SL500. (You'll see those cars in the show anyways, so don't bother impressing the under-trained security guards)  :D

This is a black-tie event where all proceeds benefit local and national charities. However, all everyone really cares about is the car that someone is going to win. Last year it was a Ford Thunderbird- this year?- a 2004 Pontiac Grand Prix!
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*After attending last year, let us admit that food here is VERY expensive!! We recommend you dine-out at Rock'n'Roll McDonald's or Ed Debevic's- somewhere that is cool at the very least, lol...