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Seattle Auto Show Official Guide
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tyles may change and technology
advances, but we always love our
trucks.
The pickup truck is an American icon,
and you’ll see it in all its variations at the
Seattle Auto Show. Today’s pickups aren’t
just about brawn, although you’ll see plenty
of that; they’re also about capability and
comfort. With roomy cab options, myriad
choices among engines and towing capaci-
ties, and all the amenities and high-tech
features of luxury sedans, it’s no wonder
that trucks have led the car-sales race for
decades.
Ford is bringing multiple versions of the
redesigned F-150, including the burly and
bodacious Super Duty. Chevy has the newest
Silverados. Toyota, Nissan and Honda each
demonstrate that foreign carmakers are also
capable of great truck-making. And GMC
showcases the Sierra that has consistently
made it a top choice in the truck market.
Trucks are always a focus at the Auto Show
Experience the AutoTrader.com/
Kelley Blue Book exhibit as they
present “Your Auto Show New-Car
Advisors.”
The exhibit conveys the car-
buying process as a journey with
three phases: Explore & Decide,
Compare & Find, and Sell or Trade.
You’ll see the theme reflected in
the engaging brand ambassadors
as well as interactive in-booth
technologies. Try to match cars
and features with their motion-
sensor screens, or test your skills
to find the car that’s right for you
by playing the New Car Challenge
game.
The possibility of winning a $500
grand-prize VISA gift card makes
this fun interaction an even better
reason to stop by and learn about
AutoTrader.com and Kelley Blue
Book (KBB.com).
AUTOTRADER.COM EXHIBIT EXPLORES THE CAR-BUYING PROCESS
Above: Ford F-150 Super Duty Platinum. Below left: Ram 1500. Below right: Chevrolet Silverado CST.
