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Inland Empire Auto Show Quickly Establishing Itself as a Top Auto Show Player in Southern California

- West Coast Customs, Extreme Autofest, Green Street, Street TrucksOpen, Extreme Motorsports Expo - All Making Huge Appearances at the IE AutoShow -

ONTARIO, Calif., April 16 -- The 2008 Inland Empire Auto Show (IEAS),San Bernardino and Riverside Counties" top destination location for autoenthusiasts, today announced some exciting news about this year"s mainattractions. Coming off a successful rebirth of the IE Auto Show in 2007,the IE Auto Show is back in 2008 and is literally bigger and better.

Making west coast debuts at the IE Auto Show are the Chevy Traverse(seen at the Chicago Auto Show), the 2009 Nissan Maxima (recently seen atthe New York Auto Show), and the production version of the Dodge Challenger(from the Chicago Auto Show).

The 2008 Inland Empire Auto Show will make its mark this year as beingmore than just a typical auto show. It will become the launching pad forother southern California-based automotive lifestyle events and groups aswell. Extreme Autofest will be bringing 150 of its lifestyle tuner cars tothe show giving the IE Show more tuner cars onsite than any other southlandauto show.

Extreme Motorsports Expo will be showcasing a host of its sand rails andoff-road buggies. This year the Extreme Motorsports team will be debutingthe "Ball of Steel" pitting motorcycle"s most aggressive riders against thehardest walls of the "Ball of Steel."

Formula D Drifting Champion Samuel Hubinette will be showcasing hisnewest race automobile -- the Mopar Dodge Charger. HKS USA will highlight its 350ZMotorsports race automobile and Zero Motorcycles will be displaying its all-newelectric dirt bike.

Corona-based West Coast Customs will be showcased this year andfeaturing a series of its custom cars. West Coast Customs, most known fordeveloping the highly popular show, "Pimp My Ride," will be showcasing someof its best custom creations. The West Coast Crew will be onsite making aspecial appearance and signing autographs at the 2008 Inland Empire AutoShow (schedule permitting).

Back by popular demand is the Inland Empire Auto Show"s Green Street.With growing interest in alternative fuel vehicles, the Green Street hasmoved outside of the convention center where manufacturers will be pairingtheir green cars with green homes.

To purchase tickets and for more information, visit the IEAS officialWeb site at http://www.ieautoshow.com/.