People who will attend this year's Chicago Auto Show will be able to drive up and down Mercedes Benz's new dizzyingly steep Iron Schöckl Mountain, place a race simulation of the world-famous 24 Hours of Le Mans endurance course, or even check out an amazing and carefully-crafter Lego Batmobile, complete with a roving Chevy bat signal.
The Chicago Auto Show 2017
According to NWI.com, there's also a Lego version of the Detroit skyline, a talking Ford robot, a gigantic inflatable Death Star, and a beeping R2-D2 in a Nissan SUV that has been customized to look just like a ship from the "Rogue One" Star Wars movie. There are even customized Blackhawks, Cubs and White Sox cars, including a Toyota Tundra World Series-themed pickup truck hauling an oversized replica trophy.
What's In Store For The Auto Show's 109th Edition
Now in its 109th year, the Chicago Auto Show is back in town, and bigger than ever. More than a thousand vehicles will be on display at McCormick Place from 10 A.M. to 10 P.M. Saturday up until February 20.
More than 30 car companies will be showcasing their newest cars at the biggest and grandest auto show in the United States, which occupies more than a million square feet in the convention center on the lakeshore south of the Loop. Visitors can see brilliant supercars that cost more than an average home in Northwest Indiana, like the $248,295-priced Lamborghini Huracan Coupe, or the $461,575-priced Lamborghini Aventador, which speeds can top of up to 217 MPH and go from 0 to 60 MPH in just 2.7 seconds.
New Upcoming Vehicles Will Also Be Displayed
According to TheDailyHerald, anyone who is looking for a more affordable ride can ride or sit inside a slew of brand new, upcoming vehicles, including some new models like the 2017 Ram 1500 Copper Sport, the 2017 Mitsubishi Outlander Sports Limited Edition, the 2018 Ford Expedition, and the 2018 Toyota RAV4 Adventure.
