The largest Polish automotive fair - Motor Show 2014 will be visited by 100 thousand. people - at least that's what the organizers assume. During the four days of the fair, you will be able to visit the stands of 200 exhibitors. Once again, the car showroom will be accompanied by additional showrooms: motorcycle and caravanning.
Lovers of motorhomes, caravans and people interested in tourist accessories should not miss this year's Caravanning Salon. Their stands were announced, among others Euramobil (German producer of motorhomes), McLouis (Italian producer of motorhomes), Burstner (German producer of caravans and motorhomes), Niewiadów (Polish producer of caravans and motorhomes) and Caravelair (French producer of caravans).
There will also be stands of 2N-Everpol, Auto Caravan, Camp Rent, Caravan Center, Caravans International, Caravans Mika, Cargo, Castor, Dometic Poland, Ebac, Elcamp, Hobby-Smolicz, Loycon, Meva-Pol, Nachtman, Pla-Yes , Polcamp, S-Camp, T5 Camper and Wadowscy. We wrote more about the caravanning showroom after last year's edition - see how it was last year.
Of course, there will be a Camprest.com team on site, which will track news, curiosities and new trends to immediately inform Readers about them. We will not only look at news related to the caravanning market, but also motorcycles and cars.
It is in Poznań that lovers of four wheels will be able to see many breathtaking vehicles for the first time. You will be able to see, for example, Maserati Quattroporte, Ghibli and GrandTurismo. It will be the Polish premiere for the Ghibli model in the Diesel version.
The Macan - SUV with all-wheel drive will appear at the Porsche stand. Porsche is trying to combine water with fire with this model, giving the off-road vehicle the characteristics of a sports car. However, while we will probably see Macan on our roads soon, meeting the Rolls-Royce Wraith model will be easier at the Poznań fair than on the street. Also on display will be the Ghost EWB model - a business limousine with a two-color body. There will also be a Phantom in a very interesting coupe version.
Among the cars slightly more accessible to the pocket, it is worth paying attention to the BMW 4 Series Convertible. The distinctive kidney grille together with the LED headlights forms a very expressive front. The long wheelbase and long hood, as well as the wedge shape of the car, emphasize the sporty character of the car. This car is distinguished not only by its appearance and dynamics, but also ... low fuel consumption and low exhaust emissions.
For the first time at the Motor Show, you will be able to visit the Infiniti stand. The biggest hit is to be the Polish premiere of the Q50 model with a 3.5-liter hybrid engine. The car is stuffed with intelligent electronics, so it should appeal to "gadget lovers".
The new Jeep Cherokee will also be on display in Poznań. After the first press presentations, not everyone liked its appearance. However, it is best to see "live" what impression the flagship Jeep model makes. The new Jeep will hit European markets in the second quarter of this year. The basic power unit will be an economical 2.0-liter turbodiesel with 170 HP, combined with a nine-speed automatic transmission.
Mercedes will show two new products. The first is the S Coupe model - a combination of sporty dynamics and luxury. In such a car there simply could not be missing, for example, massage seats. Mercedes convinces that those from the S Coupe are really unique ...
The second novelty is the Mercedes V - we are already wondering how it could be converted into a camping car. Apparently, one important element is already there - the interior lighting provides atmospheric light and an exceptionally pleasant atmosphere.
The Motor Show will be held on 27-30.03, with the first day dedicated to media representatives. A ticket for a single entry on Friday, Saturday or Sunday costs PLN 17. Family tickets are also available at the price of PLN 13 per person (the family must consist of at least three people).
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