Northwood University in Midland, Mich., will hold its 44th annual International Auto Show from Friday through Sunday. As the largest outdoor auto show in North America, the International Auto Show features the latest innovations from auto makers around the world and will turn the spotlight on all new 2008 vehicles. Each year, more than 800 of Northwood University's automotive marketing and aftermarket students organize and manage the show, including this year's all-student-run event. Dubbed "The Desire, The Drive, The Destination," the 2007 International Auto Show will reflect the ever-changing automotive culture and will features more than 500 new domestic and import vehicles, including cars, trucks, vans, recreational and concept vehicles and an extensive aftermarket exhibit. The Sunday Classic Car Show will include more than 75 vehicles and over 20 historic Rolls-Royces as a special attraction. More than 35,000 attendees are expected to attend the International Auto Show, which also will include a classic camper retrofitted with the latest technology, a few surprise vehicles and a VIP event featuring a keynote speaker and panel discussion on the automotive industry for car enthusiasts. For more information about the show, visit Northwood University's Web site.
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