Sacramento – The Sacramento International Auto Show returns to Cal Expo Friday, November 13 through Sunday, November 15, larger and more diverse than last year. Taking all 13 buildings and 300,000 feet of outdoor space, this year’s show features new 2010 models alongside cars of the future and cars of yesterday.

Reacting to the economic climate was key in designing the Sacramento International Auto Show. This year’s show is larger than last year’s, featuring more car displays, expanded kid’s play areas, increased concessions, and live entertainment. “We worked extra hard to create a great entertainment value for families and individuals,” stated Sacramento International Auto Show producer Stacey Castle of Castle Communications, Inc. “We created a $5 meal deal, increased our discount coupons to $3 off and are providing parking free for the first 100 daily. Plus kids 12 and under are admitted free.”

Added Castle, “I think this year’s Auto Show will be incredibly fun for the consumer. Not only do they get to look at lots of the hot new 2010 product but there will be a large amount of special collection vehicles spanning from the early 1900’s through 2012 concepts.”

One of those concept cars is the Chevrolet Volt. This concept turned pre-production vehicle was the rage at Detroit when unveiled. After undergoing several design modifications since its world debut, this sleek, incredible electric battery-powered vehicle will make its Sacramento premiere...

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