Detroit Autorama 2024: Batmobiles, Evel Kneivel stunt cars, and more
Known as America's greatest hot rod show, the annual Detroit Autorama is back for its 71st year at Huntington Place this weekend. ?If you?re a car fan, this is the place for you to be this weekend,? said Mike Koehler with the Michigan Hot Rod Association. "If you?re not a car fan, this is a great place to become a car fan because there?s something here that?s going to light your fire."
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