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This year we will be at the Auto Show and then produce a tv special. HereJann Scott visits the 2008 Denver auto show in this look at Cars, Trucks, Vans, SUV’s you name it they got it, Boulder Channel 1 and Jann Scott 
brings us back to the floor of the upcoming event for 2011 it’s the: Denver Auto Show> See Auto TV 1 here or you can see us on our enormous Youtube Channel
2011 Denver Auto Show: See the Electric Cars You Have Been Reading About
By Jonathan McGrewContributing WriterMarch 28th, 2011For those who live in Colorado the environment is a pretty serious thing. We have all see the brown cloud that sometimes comes to visit downtownDenver due to the bowl effect of the foothills. We also know as consumers we can make a change in our lifestyles to help reduce emissions that cause that brown cloud and harm the environment. Sunday we reported on the Car Parade, one of the only (if not the only) of its kind in the U.S. where new “green” cars are featured. Some are greener than others, but the idea is to educate consumers on the choices that are out there for them. Keeping with that theme the 2011 Denver Auto Show will feature all-electric and plug-in electric vehicles. You know there names too—LEAF, Volt, CR-Z and Prius. Now you can see them in person at this year’s 2011 Denver Auto Show.
This is an exciting year for the Denver Auto Show and for consumers and journalists in the Rocky Mountain region. Colorado is a state that believes in “green” products and some of the population has already embraced electric cars—at least if you can afford a . That said, it isn’t unusual to see a Tesla in downtown Denver or downtown Boulder. Colorado is also home to innovators likeLightning Hybrids who work on fleet hybrid conversions and hybrid . The big change from last year’s Denver Auto Show—the electric car. So come out to the show and ask questions of the manufacturers and show them how much interest we have in being green and building a recharging infrastructure with their help. The west coast isn’t the only place that wants to save their environment; Colorado folk are pretty darn proud of the Rockies (mountains not baseball thought we do appreciate our baseball team too) and we would like them to stay unpolluted.
Bottom line—if you have been waiting to see an electric car up close and in person then the 2011 Denver Auto Show is a must. You can even drive a Volt through the manufacturer Ride and Drive program (more info here). So be sure to visit the Volt, Honda CR-Z SEMA, and Toyota Prius Plug-in Hybrid.
While the cars are the stars of the Auto Show in Denver, there’s a full range of activities to make it a fun outing for the whole family. The Denver Auto Show is a place where auto enthusiasts, potential buyers, and people who are looking for a fun day out can come together. Whether you’ve come to shop for a vehicle, to share your passion for cars with others, or just to have some fun with your family and friends, the Denver Auto Show is more than a showroom for the latest model year vehicles – it’s an event! Showcases Styling, Performance & Auto Accessories Showcase
Offering a world of possibilities to customize your vehicle, and featuring performance tires, racing additions, mobile electronics, accessory add-ons, and more, the Styling, Performance & Auto Accessories Showcase is the single largest marketplace in Denver for the purchase of aftermarket products.
Classic Car Showcase
Courtesy of the Colorado Club Auto Club, get a glimpse of history at the Show with the Classic Car Showcase! The Showcase will feature automobiles from 1917 to 1960. Come see famous models like Sterling Moss’s 1965 Mustang GT 350!
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The Kids Stop Pit Stop
Check out CarterEnergy’s award winning “What Will Fuel the Future?” RoadShow for Kids at the 2011 Denver Auto Show. The RoadShow is designed for adults and kids of all ages. There are six educational exhibitsfocused on energy:
- What is Energy?
- Energy Timeline
- From Fossils to Tank
- Emerging Energy Sources
- The Energy Initiative
- Fuels of the Future Racing Game
Their website, www.WhatWillFuelTheFuture.com provides a further curriculum, calendar, games and more!
Camp Jeep
A ground-breaking, experiential auto show event is coming to the Denver Auto Show! This exhibit will give attendees the opportunity to experience the extreme off-road capabilities of Jeep vehicles right on the Show floor! From rolling over rocks, climbing hills, and splashing through water, Camp Jeep will take attending the Show to a whole new level. The course includes several obstacles that will demonstrate Jeep vehicles’ abilities in traction, ground clearance, maneuverability articulation, and water fording. There will be a vertical climb and descent for the vehicles to go over. Attendees will be able to leave the Show knowing what extreme off-roading feels like.
Test Drive the Newest Models
See something great on the show floor and want to test drive it? Why wait? You can test drive the latest SUVs, sedans, pick-ups, crossovers and more while at the Denver Auto Show. Cruise around in your favorite models from our most popular lines. Be among the first to try out the Fiat 500, or the brand new Chevy Volt! Need some muscles? Slip behind the wheel of a Camaro, Charger, or the 2012 Mustang! For all the details, participating car lines, and a complete vehicle list, visit our ride & drive page.
Want Free Gas?
Stop by the Suzuki display and pick up one of the t-shirts they will be giving away. Wear it for the rest of the Show and if one of the Suzuki representatives spots you, you could win a gas gift card!
Say Cheese!
Make sure you look your best when you check out the Ferrari display, where you can get your picture taken with hot models like these:
Join Denise Plante from 9News’ “Colorado and Company” LIVE from the 2011 Denver Auto Show Wednesday at 7pm on My 20 KTVD for a primetime visit to the biggest auto show of the Rockies! It’s a one-hour special that will let you see some of the hottest automotive trends. That’s Wednesday, March 30th at 7pm on My20 KTVD.
(The show will be rebroadcast on 9News at 10am Thursday, March 31.)
Green Car Parade Kicks Off Countdown to 2011 Denver Auto Show
By JoSmall cars are our business here at AllSmallCars.com and we love an event that features small cars—especially when a lot of press and consumers are around. Today marked the 4th Annual Car Parade in Denver, Colo., where dealers from around the state bring their greenest cars to be a part of a static parade at the State Capital building. It is probably no surprise that these cars are soon headed to be on the floor of the 2011 Denver Auto Show that will start with a ribbon cutting on Wednesday, March 30th at 6 p.m. It might not surprise you either that the majority of cars on display are small cars.
Tim Jackson, PresidentColorado Automobile Dealers Association(CADA), was on hand today to kick of the event and talk the Clear the Air Foundation that not only benefits the environment, but promotes new “green” cars. The Clear the Air Foundation (CTAF) was formed in 2007 according to the foundation website and is incorporated under the State of Colorado laws as a 501(c)(3) not for profit organization. The purpose of the organization is to “lessen the amount of pollution emitted by old or not properly maintained vehicles on Colorado’s roads.” In addition to removing older high polluting vehicles, the foundation strives to educate consumers about new cars and how the manufacturers are making changes to reduce their impact on the environment.
“One 15-20 year old vehicle pollutes equivalent to that of 100 new cars that you would find in a dealers new car showroom,” said Tim Jackson today during the Green Car Parade. “By taking four older polluting vehicle off the road University professor Don Stedman, PhD, says you can move the pollution needle.” We should be clear here, the CTAF isn’t after your prized 1972 Corvette or even your collectible ‘80s Givenchy Lincoln Continental. The vehicle the CTAF is looking to mitigate in favor of newer, smaller, safer and more efficient cars are those poorly kept vehicles that pollute significantly and require recondition that is unlikely do to the value of the car. “We are talking about those cars that you sit behind at the stoplight and then you wait a few seconds after the light turns green for the cloud to disappear so you can see where you are going,” Jackson said during his public address.
The program has made agreements with dealerships in the Denver Metro area to donate four high-polluting cars to the Clear the Air Foundation cause each year. These cars will be dismantled and the parts will be provided to reconditions for reuse and sale, with a couple of exceptions. The engine, frame and body will be crush
ed and recycled into renewable steel components so that those particular vehicles will not pollute again. The program is the only one we are aware of in the U.S. and according to Jackson a program that will change public policy.
nathan McGrewContributing WriterMarch 27th, 2011
Mow Smart’s Smart ForTwo Passion at Denver Green Car Parade
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