canadian international auto show

Part 4 concludes our coverage and in this post we made our way to the North Hall. Unfortunately, there weren't any super spectacular displays this year at Subaru, Honda, VW, Nissan or FCA. In fact, Mercedes-Benz was not at the show this year and neither were Fiat. So we moved quickly and got to the basement of North Hall, "Exotics".

First up - another familiar sight. In fact, a project that our very own team at ML24 and Balonbay worked on:

Part 3 of our coverage is a little unusual, as we're going to show some of the vintage and classic vehicles that were on display in the upper level of South Hall. We wanted to share more diversity in our coverage.

But first, let's finish off the Mclaren section:

Continuing through South Hall of the Metro Toronto Convention Centre, Lexus had the LF-30 Concept on display:

Another highly anticipated release - particularly in North America, the first time the Audi RS6 is coming "across the pond!"

That time of the year again! The annual Canadian International Auto Show took place here in Toronto, Canada from February 14 to 23, 2020. As usual, we have exclusive coverage here at Ps-Garage. Without further ado, we're going to dive right into the photos (that's what you're here for, right?).

Starting from Ford, the brand new Mustang Mach-E was on display; it looks pretty good! Ford had a lovely (and rather extravagant) Mustang display in the back.

And here is Part 3 coverage of the 2019 Canadian International Auto Show! Strolling through the North Hall, we came across the Volkswagen I.D. R. An electric-powered race car designed and intended for Pikes Peak Hill Climb. Great achievement from Volkswagen and a very neat design to see in-person.

In Part 2 of our CIAS coverage, we cover and wrap up the South Hall booths. Continuing from Lexus, they had the LF-1 Limitless Concept on a spinning display. It was released last year but new to the Canadian market. The design has nice surface detail and it'll be interesting to see Lexus' design language moving forward for the crossover platform.

The Canadian International Auto Show takes place around the same time every year, at the same place (Metro Toronto Convention Center) here in Toronto, Canada - where Ps-Garage is headquartered! Here is our exclusive coverage of the 2019 CIAS!

First off, Ford brought out a brand new GT on display. This one was shown in classic blue with white stripes, gorgeous, as usual, and we never get tired of seeing them. Fun fact: Ford GT is manufactured locally, here in Toronto!