Find a Concept Car

Concept cars are not seen on the streets every day. They are models of cars created for showcasing and sales purposes, to demonstrate what might be coming if enough demand and interest is generated. Today, automakers all over the world are introducing concept cars that are environmentally-friendly and less dependent on oil, which is getting more and more expensive. Modern concept cars include battery-operated models, electric vehicles and futuristic car designs that look like they could take flight. Find a concept car by getting more involved in the automobile business.


Steps

  1. Attend the major auto shows. Auto shows are the premier spots for introducing concept cars, and unveiling new designs and hot technology. Annual shows take place in many cities around the world. The most influential shows are in New York, Detroit, Los Angeles, Chicago, Berlin and Shanghai. Get the dates from auto websites or magazines, and plan to travel to at least 1 show to get a good look at the hottest concept cars.
    • Make as many contacts as possible at the auto shows. Collect business cards, ask questions, and discuss your interests with any of the professionals at the show willing to talk. These will be valuable allies in helping to find a specific concept car. Get to know fellow attendees as well.
  2. Communicate with manufacturers. The manufacturers of concept cars will make a very few of them available to chosen dealers. Find out which dealers will receive a concept car that you find interesting by talking to the manufacturer.
    • Get to know the dealers. Finding a concept car can be competitive. Dealers will be knowledgeable about where they are located, and what other dealers may have access to them. Talk to the dealers that car manufacturers point you to.
  3. Talk to other auto enthusiasts. There are car clubs, online discussion boards, and many physical and virtual groups that get together for the sole purpose of discussing and evaluating automobiles, including concept cars. Join as many of them as possible, and let other participants know about the specific concept car you are looking for. Chances are, someone can help you find one.
  4. Stay involved in the industry. The most popular concept cars will eventually find their way to the market. Keep up with reading and information in order to stay educated on what is new and what is being rolled out to the general public for sale.

Tips

  • Remember to use the Internet for research purposes. Not only can a lot of information be obtained on automaker websites, it is possible to find out which cars will be appearing at the major auto shows. This can help you decide which shows to attend.

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