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Welcome to the 2019 Michigan International Auto Show!The Grand Rapids New Car Dealers Association is proud to present this spectacular Auto Show as one of West Michigan’s premier annual events. This is our 21st year hosting the show and every year brings something different and exciting. We thank Gentex for joining us again as the event’s presenting sponsor. We also recognize Pridgeon & Clay and the Gilmore Car Museum for their sponsorship and participation.

The automotive industry is thrilling and challenging. From its very beginning the science and engineering behind its mobility has been revolutionary. On display in this year’s Gilmore Car Exhibit is a 1903 Columbia Electric – the first electric vehicle ever produced, whose quiet operation was appreciated by drivers of the time. Continue walking around the show floor to view various 2019 model-year electric and hybrid vehicles, offering style, incredible dashboard technology and the same quiet operation valued by drivers 100 years ago.

If trucks are more your style, we have you covered! Whether you need a work-horse or a family-friendly luxury truck, there are plenty of options to see and sit in at the Auto Show. And last but not least, the Great American Muscle Car Display is always a big feature at the show. Check out the cool, fast and sporty cars. What style gets your engine revving?

Not only does this Auto Show give our dealers the opportunity to showcase many of the amazing vehicles available in our dealerships, but it allows us to work together and support our community. The 2019 Auto Show opened with the Charity Spectacular to benefit the Helen DeVos Children’s Hospital. Since 2002, more than $2 million has been raised by this event to help provide medically necessary children’s services to West Michigan families. It also generates financial support for medically staffed camps and retreats for children; distinctive specialty care programs and specialized equipment for hospitalized children. We value this partnership and are honored to work with other sponsors to provide financial support for the amazing work being done at Helen DeVos Children’s Hospital.

The Board of Directors and membership of the Grand Rapids New Car Dealers Association thank you for your continued support over the past 21 years as we bring the Auto Show to you. Please enjoy the show and visit your Grand Rapids area auto dealers to take the next step as your drive starts here!

Sincerely,

George Sharpe Jr., President Grand Rapids New Car Dealers Association

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Each year attendees can get a closer look at a very special collection of performance and luxury vehicles from all over the globe. The Million Dollar Motorway offers an array of exotic vehicles on display that are sure to dazzle guests with their beauty and amaze patrons with their technology. Every set of wheels in the Million Dollar Motorway must have a MSRP over $100,000 to be included in this special display. This glamourous and unique feature of the auto show remains a public favorite.

2019 Aston Martin DB 11 AMR – MSRP $267,391

2019 Aston Martin Vantage – MSRP $194,399

2019 Bentley Bentayga SUV – MSRP $213,735

2018 Bentley Mulsanne Sedan – MSRP $400,265

2019 BMW M5 Competition – MSRP $125,970

2019 Cadillac Escalade ESV-4WD Platinum – MSRP $101,925

2019 Ferrari Portofino – MSRP $283,758

2019 Lamborghini Urus – MSRP $249,430

2019 Lamborghini Aventador SVJ Coupe – MSRP over $600,000

2019 Lexus LC 500 – MSRP $101,497

2018 Maserati GranTurismo Convertible – MSRP $172,907

2018 Maserati GT Coupe – MSRP $143,385

2019 Maserati Levante S GranSport SUV – MSRP $104,530

2019 McLaren 570S Spider Convertible – MSRP $241,230

2019 McLaren 720S Base Coupe – MSRP $343,580

2018 Porsche 911 Turbo S Exclusive Series – MSRP $257,500

2019 Rolls Royce Cullinan SUV – MSRP $392,250

2018 Rolls Royce Dawn - MSRP $409,475

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2019 Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcat Redeye ($89,705) When a 707 hp muscle car was not enough, Dodge added another 90 in horsepower. With each of the 3300 Challenger SRT Demons spoken for, Dodge needed to leverage its 808-hp asset (840 on race gas) in order to ensure the nation’s strategic tire reserve remained on notice. So they plunked the Demon’s supercharged V-8, eight-speed automatic, and driveline bits—including the line lock and launch control but not the trans brake—into a Hellcat and added the Redeye suffix to differentiate it from lesser 707-hp (and now 717-hp) Hellcats. The Redeye is all about big numbers and crass consumption, and that includes its 4514-pound curb weight and the 16.7 gallons of fuel we burned in just 81 miles of testing. Notice served!

2019 1000HP Stage II Yemko/SC Camaro ($107,520) Take advantage of this performance vehicle’s magnetic ride, electronic rear differential and performance traction management software. This vehicle was just unveiled in October 2018 and Specialty Vehicle Engineering is only building 25 of these units! Propelling the Yenko Camaro is a supercharged 6.8 liter version of the LT-1 engine. The Stage II package adds a 20% larger supercharger with 25% more boost, in order to deliver 1000 HP Supercharged to compliment updated looks on this pony car!

2018 Ford Mustang Shelby GT350R ($78,325) Performance and Technology! The Shelby GT350R is designed to achieve lightning-fast performance. Every system, component and shape is designed and optimized so that all the parts work in balanced harmony, slashing weight wherever possible with cutting-edge materials and technologies. The hand assembled 5.2L Ti-VCT V8 with a flat-plane crank is designed to be the most powerful naturally aspirated road-going engine in Ford history. With a redline of 8,250 rpm, this is also Ford’s highest revving producing V8 yet. That’s why driving a Shelby GT350 is the most exhilarating experience ever felt in a production Mustang.

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The Gilmore Car Museum—the largest auto museum in North America—is located just 45 minutes south of Grand Rapids in Hickory Corners, MI. With over 400 vehicles on display within a historic 90-acre campus you’ll experience cars from the late 1890s to the muscle cars of the 60s and 70s and beyond.

For the past 15 years at the Michigan International Auto Show the Gilmore Car Museum has showcased just a sample of the extraordinary collection you’ll encounter when you visit them.

While the Auto Show features 300 vehicles representing the newest and greatest automotive innovations, the American auto industry first hit the road in 1895—just 30 years after Abe Lincoln was president. That’s nearly 124 years ago!

So travel back in time, if you will, and you may just discover a glimpse of the future as well.

1903 Columbia Electric RunaboutSteam- and electric-powered automobiles were the most popular and most successful “horseless carriages” of the turn of the last century. In fact, the Columbia Electric was the best-selling American automobile of 1900 —years before Ford, Cadillac and Chevrolet debuted.

While the electric car was popular in large cities it obviously wasn’t practical where there was little or no power. As late as the mid-1930s, nine out

of ten rural Michigan homes had no available electric service.

1999 Ford Ranger EV (Electric Vehicle)To sell autos in California in the late 1990’s, car manufacturers were required to offer the public an electric vehicle. The fully electric-powered Ranger pickup was actually only offered as a lease to fleets and Ford employees and only about 1,400 were ever produced. This truck was donated to the museum by a Ford Design Team member involved with EV project. Interestingly, the Big Three sued the state of California over their requirement (and won) so the EV Rangers were dropped just a few years later.

1909 Brush RunaboutIn 1909 two brothers—aged 6 and 10—rode their horses all the way from Oklahoma City, OK to New York City, NY to meet Teddy Roosevelt! When they met up with their father there, the boys talked their dad into buying them a 1909 Brush Motor Car and the two young Abernathy

brothers DROVE their car (identical to the one displayed) 2,500 miles home!

They stopped to see the world-famous Niagara Falls, drove into Michigan to visit the Brush Motor Car factory in Detroit, then headed to Battle Creek to see how their breakfast cereal was made.

The boys were treated as celebrities throughout their entire journey home, not because of their age, but for undertaking such a daring trip. During that time most people had never traveled more than 25 miles from their home and likely did that on horseback. The Abernathy’s adventure was also before good roads, guide maps, or gas stations and the automobile was still considered a fad.

1926 Chevrolet Fire TruckWith the introduction of the Ford Model T in 1908 and the electric starter in 1912, the gas-powered automobile became far more affordable and easier to operate than steam- or electric-powered cars. The automotive “fad” never passed, and the car was here to stay. Emergency services also started to motorize.

This 1926 Chevrolet fire truck is typical of what many cities purchased, as the city of Kalamazoo did in 1924 when they retired their last horse-drawn fire equipment.

The Museum is giving you the opportunity with this fire truck to climb onboard and snap a photo!

1928 Model A Ford Fire TruckIn 1897, the Grand Rapids Fire Department had 10 stations manned

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THE GILMORE CAR MUSEUM by 121 men and 53 horses. The city’s first motorized fire truck was a 1910 Oldsmobile. In 1919 the city purchased an Ahrens-Fox pumper that replaced a horse-drawn steam one. Many smaller cities finally retired their horse-drawn fire equipment by purchasing the affordable Ford Model A fire truck like the one displayed.

1929 Duesenberg J-187 Clear VisionThe mighty Duesenberg J was introduced in 1929—the same year that marked the stock market crash and beginning of the Great Depression—and became the Supercar of the 1930s. Duesenberg J was the choice of not those simply rich, but of the ultra-wealthy and became a status symbol for Hollywood elite, monarchs and captains of industry alike.

This custom-built motorcar was purchased new by a law firm in Grand Rapids, MI and used to shuttle its clients between there and Chicago. The price of a new Duesenberg J was the equivalent of purchasing 41 Model A Fords!

1957 Ford Custom 300 State of Michigan Patrol CarThe Michigan State Police was founded in April 1917 as the Michigan State Troops Permanent Force and was initially created as a temporary emergency regiment to provide homeland security during World War I. The cavalry of 300 men patrolled the state on horseback until 1924 when motorcycles became its main form of transportation.

The first Michigan State Police marked patrol cars went into use in 1929.

This 1957 Ford Custom 300 was built specifically by Ford Motor Company for the needs of the police fleet. Referred to as a “Police Interceptor,” it was equipped with a 312 cu. in. 300 hp supercharged engine, and included non-standard seat belts as part of the police safety package.

1971 Plymouth ‘Cuda 340 – in “Sassy Grass” GreenBy 1971, increasingly restrictive federal fuel mileage regulations, escalating personal insurance costs and changing attitudes of car buyers, the end of the Muscle Car era seemed close at hand. Manufacturers began pushing their mid-sized economy cars while their performance offerings—like the Plymouth Barracuda—received subdued advertising.

While one of the current trends in new cars is a vibrant light green color, “all things come ‘round again” as they say. The Plymouth Barracuda changed in appearance for 1971 and was offered in a total of 21 paint color combinations including six “High Impact” tones: Tor-Red, Curious Yellow, In-Violet Metallic, Bahama Yellow, Lemon Twist and Sassy Grass Green.

1982 DeLorean DMC-12 The futuristic-looking DeLorean car is perhaps most recognized for its role as Doc Brown’s “Time Machine” in the Back to the Future film trilogy (1985-1990) starring Michael J. Fox.

The sports car was actually the brainchild of John DeLorean, the automotive maverick and former General Motors engineer who created the Pontiac GTO in 1964. The DMC-12, with its distinctive stainless-steel body and exotic gull-wing doors, went into production in 1981. By 1983, amidst financial difficulties and John DeLorean’s prosecution on a federal drug charge of which he was later acquitted, the venture unraveled after building only 8,583 cars.

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FOTO FUN at the Auto Show!• Million $ Motorway – Ready to take that Maserati

for a spin!• Gilmore Collection Jump back from the future 1982 DeLorean! 1926 Fire Truck – red hot photo op!• Photos with GRPD on the Spyder, Segway, or even the

BMW Motorcycle!• Carpool Karoake with iHeart Radio!

• Hop in Baja vehicles at the SAE area!• Make sure to get your photo with Gizmo and Baxter!

Snap & share your experience!

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Car Show KaraokeStop by the iHeart Media display and sing-along to your favorite songs and top hits! Make your very own Car Show Karaoke video to share on social media with your friends!

First Responders – A special thank you gift at the HME display!The Michigan International Auto Show would like to thank our local First Responders for their continued dedication in keeping our community safe. Stop by the HME Ahrens-Fox® fire truck display for a special thank you gift. Other first responder features from the Gilmore Car Museum, Grand Rapids Police, Fire, and Kent County Sheriff’s Departments.

Win an Xtreme Xperience with a Ferrari

Win the chance to experience the dream of driving an exotic car, without the expensive price tag! Rip around a 1.5 mile track in a Ferrari at the M1 Concourse

in Pontiac, Michigan. Register to win in the Million Dollar Motorway.

Win an Xtreme Xperience with a LamborghiniRev your Lamborghini engine and hit the track at M1 Concourse in Pontiac, Michigan. That’s right – win the opportunity to drive this high performance, luxury car! Register to win at the SAE (Society of Automotive Engineers) exhibit.

The Car Enthusiast ChallengeAll attendees are invited to identify the make, model and year of a car by sight. The catch…the car has been compacted to a cube…a 4x4x4 foot cube and it will be on display at the back of Exhibit Hall A of the Auto Show. The person who guesses correctly will win $1000, courtesy of Padnos! Each show attendee only gets one chance to guess the correct make, model and year of the car. If there is a tie, the closest guess on the weight will be the tie-breaker.

The Big Game Tailgate Sink ‘Em and Win Challenge

Head on over the to The Big Game Tailgate and attempt your best corn hole toss! The person to

sink the most corn hole bags in a row, will WIN an ULTIMATE B-93 ticket package! Tickets include: Kenny Chesney, Dierks Bentley, Alan Jackson, Jason Aldean, Fast Horses and MORE! The competition will run all weekend, along with other games, tailgate food and fun! Winner will be announced Sunday at the show and on social media at 4PM!

Hyundai Auto Show Sweepstakes – Enter to Win!Visit the Hyundai exhibit for a chance to win. One lucky auto show attendee will be selected in a random drawing to win a $500 Amazon Gift Card. While you are in the Hyundai area, take your “best guess” at the number of foam footballs in the football bin.

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INTERACTIVE FEATURES

The SAE (Society of Automotive Engineers) has several collegiate design competitions. On display are the entries from the local colleges (Ferris State University,

Grand Valley State University, Hope College, Western Michigan University).

The SAE Collegiate Design Series brings students beyond textbook theory by designing, building and testing the performance of a real vehicle. Teams design and build the vehicles. They compete in aggressive challenges all over the country.

At the Michigan International Auto Show, the engineers, design team members and their cars will be present to discuss what it takes to build these cars. These are the folks that will be designing the autos of the future. Stop by and talk to them, they are happy to discuss what fun it is to design these vehicles!

Gizmo the RobotKeep an eye out for Gizmo while you’re at the Show. He’ll be wandering the aisles entertaining attendees!

RacingAwareness

The Racing Awareness Team will be at the Auto Show once again this year, showcasing this Modified Race Car that will be ready for opening day at Berlin Raceway! Check out the PIT CREW TIRE CHANGE COMPETITION! Challenge your friend and find out who has the skill and composure to change out the race car tire the quickest! All for fun and in support of the Helen DeVos Children’s Hospital Foundation.

Ford Forza Simulator For fun of all ages, jump on in the seat of the Ford Forza and try to beat the best time yet for the Auto Show in Grand Rapids.

Did you know that Helen DeVos Children’s Hospital has over 200,000 visits from patients each year? As one of the largest children’s hospitals in the state of Michigan, they never turn away any child, regardless of diagnosis or ability to pay. And it takes an entire community to help support the valuable programs and services that take place each day to benefit our kids and our community. We are pleased to share that for the 19th year, West Michigan (and beyond) has joined in that effort by supporting the Auto Show Charity Spectacular. This year’s event was a continued success due to our amazing partnership with the Grand Rapids

New Car Dealers Association, as well as all the businesses and individuals who supported the event.

Special thanks to GENTEX, who served as our 2019 Diamond Sponsor of the Michigan International Auto Show Charity Spectacular. On January 30, guests enjoyed a delicious strolling dinner, a variety of fun activities and live music while being given an exclusive preview of the hundreds of vehicles on display at the Michigan International Auto Show. All of our sponsors of the Charity Spectacular deserve our thanks for continuing to step up and support Helen DeVos Children’s Hospital through this spectacular evening.

Without philanthropy, many programs at the hospital would not be possible. From our child life teacher program to the center for child protection, it is through gifts and the generosity of our supporters that we are able to deliver these valuable services in the areas of patient and family support, clinical care, and research and innovation.

More than $4 million is needed each year for programs and services for kids being cared for at Helen DeVos Children’s Hospital. Funds from the Auto Show Charity Spectacular are an important part of that goal. Thank you for your continued dedication to the West Michigan community. Together, we are helping provide life-changing and lifesaving care.

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GRAND RAPIDS NEW CAR DEALERS ASS’N. MEMBERSBERGER CHEVROLET INC.2525 28th St. SE Grand Rapids(616) 949-5200

BETTEN BAKER BUICK2901 28th St. SW Grandville(231) 755-3711

BETTEN IMPORTS INC.5901 28th St. SE Grand Rapids(616) 301-2100

BORGMAN FORD MAZDAPO Box 157 Grandville(616) 534-7651

COURTESY CHRYSLER DODGE JEEP RAM440 28th St. SE Grand Rapids(616) 452-2143

DP FOX VENTURES LLC200 Ottawa Ave. NW, Suite 800 Grand Rapids(616) 774-4044

FOX ACURA4330 29th St. SE Kentwood(616) 942-8040

FOX BUICK GMC5977 Alpine Ave. NW Comstock Park(616) 784-8400

FOX CHRYSLER DODGE JEEP RAM3844 Plainfield Ave. NE Grand Rapids(616) 363-9031

FOX CHRYSLER DODGE JEEP RAM4100 Plainfield Ave. NE Grand Rapids(616) 363-9011

FOX FORD MAZDA3560 28th St. SE Kentwood(616) 956-5511

FOX HONDA3050 Broadmoor SE Kentwood(616) 956-0000

FOX HYUNDAI KIA4141 28th St. SE Grand Rapids(616) 942-5000

FOX NISSAN4430 28th St. SE Kentwood(616) 942-8040

FOX PORSCHE GRAND RAPIDS / AUDI GRAND RAPIDS6025 28th St. SE Grand Rapids(616) 988-9797

FOX SUBARU6045 28th St. SE Grand Rapids(616) 988-0300

GEZON MOTORS INC.3985 Plainfield Ave. NE Grand Rapids(616) 361-7361

HARVEY CADILLAC CO.2600 28th St. SE Grand Rapids(616) 949-1140

HARVEY LEXUS OF GRAND RAPIDS2550 28th St. SE Grand Rapids(616) 949-1010

INFINITI OF GRAND RAPIDS2930 Breton Rd. SE Grand Rapids(616) 940-8989

KELLER FORD INC.3385 Alpine Ave. NW Walker(616) 784-6600

KOOL CHEVROLET INC.3770 Plainfield Ave. NE Grand Rapids(616) 364-9431

KOOL TOYOTA3780 Plainfield Ave. NE Grand Rapids(616) 364-9700

PFEIFFER LINCOLN INC.2424 28th St. SE Grand Rapids(616) 949-7800

SUMMIT PLACE KIA WEST4575 Plainfield Ave. NE Grand Rapids(616) 323-1400

SHARPE1010 28th St. SE Grand Rapids(616) 452-5101

TODD WENZEL BUICK GMC INC.2727 28th St. SE Grand Rapids(616) 949-7700

TODD WENZEL CHEVROLET INC.PO Box 310 Hudsonville(616) 669-6683

TONY BETTEN & SONS FORD INC.3839 Plainfield Ave. NE Grand Rapids(616) 363-6841

TOYOTA OF GRAND RAPIDS2555 28th St. SE Grand Rapids(616) 574-8100

ZEIGLER ALFA ROMEO FIAT OF GRANDVILLE / ZEIGLER MASERATI4222 Parkway Place Dr. SW Grandville(616) 588-4200

ZEIGLER CHRYSLER DODGE JEEP4200 Parkway Place Dr. SW Grandville(616) 588-4200