AutoTrader.com Day Opens the Weekend at 2007 Washington Auto Show
ATLANTA – AutoTrader.com will sponsor AutoTrader.com Day at the 2007 Washington Auto Show January 26, offering visitors with discount admission, a consumer sweepstakes awarding a contestant $25,000 toward the purchase of a car, celebrity guest and Washington Redskins Pro Bowl legend Darrell Green, and the all-new AutoTrader.com MATCH IT! Live Game Show at the AutoTrader.com exhibit.
ATLANTA – AutoTrader.com will sponsor AutoTrader.com Day at the 2007 Washington Auto Show January 26, offering visitors with discount admission, a consumer sweepstakes awarding a contestant $25,000 toward the purchase of a car, celebrity guest and Washington Redskins Pro Bowl legend Darrell Green, and the all-new AutoTrader.com MATCH IT! Live Game Show at the AutoTrader.com exhibit. The 65th installment of The Washington Auto Show will run January 24-28, at the Washington Convention Center in Washington, D.C.
During AutoTrader.com Day, Washington Auto Show visitors may receive $4 off the price of admission to the show by printing out any page from the AutoTrader.com Web site and presenting it at the Auto Show’s ticket office. Guests who visit the AutoTrader.com display will be invited to participate in an online sweepstakes awarding $25,000 toward the purchase of a vehicle on the Web site to one winner.
Along with the sweepstakes, AutoTrader.com Day guests will have the opportunity to meet Washington Redskins legend Darrell Green during an autograph session. Exhibit visitors will also have the chance to test their automotive knowledge and the industry’s impact on American pop culture with the auto show premier of the trivia-styled MATCH IT! Live Game Show, a fast-paced and interactive matching game, featuring an 84-square-foot big screen display.
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