AFC auto
Welcome to the latest edition of Things That Have Been What Could Generously be Called “Disrupted” by the COVID-19 pandemic. This time around, it’s the New York Auto Show. As we previously reported, the showcase — which regularly pulls in
Organizers of the 2020 New York International Auto Show have postponed the event until August due to concerns about the COVID-19 outbreak. The New York Auto Show, which is organized by the Greater New York Automobile Dealers Association, was scheduled
The New York International Auto Show is the latest big event to be postponed due to the novel coronavirus outbreak. The show was supposed to open to press on April 8th and 9th and to the public from April 10th
Hyundai’s upscale sibling Genesis grabbed the most oohs and ahs of the New York auto show with the rollout of a gorgeous urban EV concept car, the Genesis Mint. It set the tone for the Big Apple’s emphasis on smaller
The annual New York International Auto Show tends to forgo futuristic concepts in favor of new models that consumers can find in showrooms within the year. But as technology once found only in luxury cars goes mainstream – see the
The New York International Auto Show is one of the largest motor shows in the US and usually has some of the most important unveilings (at least for the North American market) along with some recently revealed European models. This
ometimes a change of scenery makes all the difference: After a dreary Detroit in January, which featured one of the barest new-car cupboards we’ve seen in years, the New York International Auto Show restored some of the luster and sizzle that
Automakers deepened their benches at the 2017 New York auto show with a long line of performance and luxury offerings. Sadly, this year’s show lacked big surprises—who couldn’t see the 2018 Jeep Trackhawk in the tea leaves? Conversely, this year’s
New York City is located within the most densely populated and economically powerful region of the United States. Therefore, while many residents of the city itself do not own a car, most of the people living outside of Manhattan do.