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Cincinnati Auto Expo

Our Cincinnati Auto Expo is your chance to experience the newest features and tech created for new vehicles while enjoying family fun! 

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We partner with Cincinnati Children’s to prevent injuries and save lives by promoting child passenger safety

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Auto Expo gearing up to return to a refreshed Duke Energy Convention Center in March 2026

We’re gearing up for the return of the Cincinnati Auto Expo to refreshed Duke Energy Convention Center March 26-29, 2026.  Make plans to join us for four days of family […]

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Due to renovations to Duke Energy Convention Center, we created the week-long Cincinnati Auto Expo on the Go presented by General Electric Credit Union powered by LOCAL 12 .

The promo campaign included test-drive referrals to participating dealers and news stories from reporter Cassy Aresnault.  Check out her story about the newest, great family cars!

 

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