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Welcome The 2009 Dallas Auto Show One of the most anticipated annual events in the Metroplex, the Dallas Auto Show is the ideal opportunity for consumers to compare styling and pricing of every major line make under one roof in just a few hours. The Dallas Auto Show was conceived in 1982, and now boasts more than half a million square feet of new cars, trucks and SUVs at the Dallas Convention Center and an attendance of close to 400,000 auto enthusiasts.  The 2009 Cadillac Escalade Hybrid is the world's first fuel-saving hybrid applied to a large luxury SUV, delivering a 50-percent fuel economy improvement in city driving. It is powered by GM's two-mode hybrid system, offers seating for eight and delivers up to 5,800 pounds of usable towing capacity on two-wheel drive models. For more information on the 2009 Escalade Hybrid, visit www.cadillac.com. 2008 Dallas Auto Show Wrap Up With close to a 2 percent bump over last year's attendance, the Dallas Auto Show is once again inching its way toward the 400,000 mark. When the final numbers were tallied, 391,941 auto enthusiasts streamed through the gates of the 2008 Dallas Auto Show, April 2-6 at the Dallas Convention Center. "We were very pleased with the final gate this year," said Kurt Fegraeus, 2008 Dallas Auto Show chairman. "Many public shows in the DFW area reported declines in attendance this year, so any increase was very welcomed." Dallas Auto Show attendees were treated to... read more. |