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There was a brief moment where I, as a child growing up in Michigan, thought heaven might look something like the North American International Auto Show. Inside a vast convention center hall, impossibly shiny cars stretched out before me in a vast maze that seemed to hold surprises around each corner.

The Michigan International Auto Show is underway at DeVos Place in Grand Rapids and WOOD TV is giving you a look around the show. If you want to buy a new car or

GRAND RAPIDS, MICH — The cars are again the stars as the Michigan International Auto Show races into Devos Place in Downtown Grand Rapids starting Thursday, January 30th. In its 27th installment, the show brings the latest in automotive innovation along with some of your favorite vehicles from the past and present to West Michigan.

From custom sports cars to certified classics, take a look at some luxurious, vintage and downright practical vehicles from this year’s auto show.

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GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (WOOD) — The Michigan International Auto Show is revving up at DeVos Place. The show, presented by Gentex Corporation and hosted by the Grand Rapids New Car Dealers Association, opens Thursday and runs through Sunday.

The Michigan International Auto Show, presented by Gentex Corporation, kicks off at DeVos Place in downtown Grand Rapids on Thursday.

Car lovers from all over the state will soon be in Grand Rapids for the 27th annual Michigan International Auto Show.