Spring auto show takes bite out of Big Apple.(Auto Plus)

0 Comments | Daily Herald (Arlington Heights, IL), April, 2002

Byline: Dave Boe The 2002 New York International Auto Show opened to the general public last Friday after two days of media previews and introductions earlier in the week. The New York extravaganza is one of the top three traditional, consumer-interest auto shows in the United States along with the Chicago Auto Show every February and the North American International show in Detroit in January.

Sport utility vehicles, and close derivatives there of continue to take center stage. Highlights from the Big Apple showcase which continues through Sunday, April 7 include: - Nissan unveiled an all-new crossover sport utility vehicle, the Murano, which goes on sale this fall as a 2003 model. The Murano is named after the sculpted glass art that comes from...