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The San Antonio Auto and Truck Show was in full swing at the Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center downtown on Saturday.
The 56th annual event gives guests a chance to shop and compare latest car models from 17 different auto makers.
Jerry Clayton
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Texas Public Radio
Area car shoppers filed into the convention center on Saturday, eager to get a look at the latest vehicles on the market.
Jerry Clayton
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Texas Public Radio
Peter Stemmermann said he’s not ready to buy.
“Not today,” he said. “But it gives you insight in what’s out there. It gives you a chance to do a lot of comparison between the different vehicles.”
Jerry Clayton
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Texas Public Radio
Heather Golubski says the show is a chance to dream about the future.
“We’re just kind of shopping around dreaming for what might be next,” she told TPR.
Jerry Clayton
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Texas Public Radio
In addition to cars and trucks there was a curated vault of exotic cars, a race car simulator and a track for future young drivers to get behind the wheel of a mini electric car.
Jerry Clayton
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Texas Public Radio
The San Antonio Auto and Truck Show runs through Sunday.
