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The Auto Show opens at Cobo in less than two weeks

Jan 5, 2016 | 6:38 AM

North American International Auto Show

The North American International Auto Show opens in less than a week, and much of the show is still being removed from crates, but show chairman Paul Sabatini, says he isn’t the least bit nervous. He told WJR’s Ken Rogulski, “These guys are absolutely amazing …. Just walking through … It’s amazing, isn’t it? In less than two weeks, we’ll all be in there on Charity Preview night. So, it’ll be great.” Media Preview is next Monday the 11th, Charity Preview is Friday the 15th, and the show opens to the public Saturday the 16th.

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