The annual Denver Auto Show will be next month from April 5th to 9th in the Colorado Convention Center with 2018 models and a change to talk with representatives of more than 35 vehicle manufacturers.

More than 500 latest vehicles will be presented at the show along with 2017 models of cars from Audi and Honda. Ford will feature its 2018 Mustang and Alfa Romeo with other not-yet-for-sale 2018 models.

There will be a chance to test drive new models and look out for some rare exotics, like Aston Martins and Maseratis.

The Colorado Automobile Dealers Association (CADA) is sponsoring the auto show and produced by Boston-based Company Paragon Group, which specializes in producing large auto shows.

Based on past attendance this year around 100,000 people estimated will attend the five day show.

Tim Jackson, CADA’s president and CEO said that "This is the best place to see your favorite car lines under one roof, to talk with factory and dealer representatives in a no-pressure environment and compare prices and features,"

According to organizers ‘Denver Auto Show’ is the largest between Chicago and Los Angeles and also features a chance to test pilot drones and drive a Jeep through a simulator that feels like driving in the Rocky Mountains.

ZJ Czupor, spokesperson for the show said that there was no data that indicate that the auto show pumps up local sales. But organizers heard that once people see these latest models of luxury cars, they go straight to the dealer to order.

Czupor said "One thing we know in this industry is that consumers are so much smarter now, thanks to technology and the web." He added that “They do research before they even step on the lot." Even test driving is the clincher in the sale, he said.

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