Twin Cities Auto Show

Abigail Shatek, Assistant Editor

April 22, 2025

At the Minneapolis Convention Center, 27 big car brands had cars showing. The dates for the Auto Show this year were April 11-13, and April 16-19.

The car show has many different exhibits of cars. There are the main sections with brands such as Honda, Hyundai, Toyota, Jeep, Chevrolet and more.

Cars Against Crime

Is an exhibit, which features iconic cars from your favorite shows, such as the Mystery Machine, The Delorean Time Machine from Back to the Future, and Batmobiles.

Adrenaline Avenue

Features exotic, rare cars that you can rent.

The Unique Classic Cars

The exhibit housed a collection of classic, vintage cars that were repaired.

Luxury Lane

Features the finest vehicles in Minnesota quality-wise.

Tickets to go into the show were $17 dollars for adults, kids under ten are free. Police, Fire, and EMT can present their ID and get one free ticket on any of the days. The sponsors for the 2025 auto show are Kwik Trip, Toyota, Xcel Energy, and Twin City Jacuzzi. The 2025 car of the show is the 2026 Honda Passport, with V6 power and authentic off-road capability. At the Jeep station, people can get a free ride in a Jeep on an in-building course. People were not allowed to drive the Jeeps.

When viewing cars people are allowed to take photos and are allowed to sit in the cars that are unlocked with open doors. Some vehicles that were there were the 2025 Volkswagen ID. Buzz, Audi R8, the 2026 Honda Passport and more.

Research: https://twincitiesautoshow.com/

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About the Contributor

Abigail Shatek, Assistant Editor

Abigail Shatek (Assistant Editor) is a 7th grader and has been at ASA for seven years. She has a twin brother named Henry. Abby is involved in the school plays, and Haunted Hallway. Abby’s favorite class has always been Art. A fun fact about Abby is that she has red hair and so does her big sister Heidi. Abby has a long family history in Newspaper class. Her older brother was in the very first Newspaper class, and her sister was Editor-in-chief last year. Abby has one dog, seven outdoor cats, a few chickens, and pigs during the summer. Abby likes reading in her free time.