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South Florida International Auto Show Preview

15 October 1997


AUTO INDUSTRY'S FINEST ON-STAGE FIRST AT THE SOUTH FLORIDA
INTERNATIONAL AUTO SHOW

                                                                         
MIAMI, FL-- Once again, the auto industry's first major exhibition of
the season will be the South Florida International Auto Show presented
by Barnett Bank. Now in its 27th year, the 10-day show will open
Friday, November 7, 1997 and run through Sunday, November 16 at the
Miami Beach Convention Center.

The 1998 line-up of new cars, sport utility vehicles, trucks and
accessories will fill more than one-million square feet of exhibit
space. Visitors will also get a glimpse of several sparkling examples
of the future: the industry's innovative and daring concept cars.

"As with most years, we'll be the first 'Class A' event on the auto
show circuit again," said James D. Evans, Jr., show chairman. "That
adds excitement, offering the first look at most new models. And
people from around the Americas flock to the exhibits, because they
really love their cars."
     
Exhibits are expected to total more than 100, including those from
major manufacturer's designated "Class A," a ranking assigned to those
created especially for a show.

In addition to approximately 1,000 vehicles from 40 auto makers, the
South Florida annual show will offer related exhibits that expand the
automotive theme. They include Million Dollar Alley, a display of
exotic and one-of-a-kind cars; Memory Lane, which treats the crowd to
a room full of classic cars; and Auto Show Mall, presenting an
assortment of automotive and home accessories and business-related
products.

Discount tickets to the 1997 Auto Show will be available at
participating new car dealerships, Barnett branches, McDonald's
Restaurants and AMC Theaters throughout South Florida.

The annual show is sponsored by the South Florida Auto-Truck Dealers
Association, which comprises more than 220 new car dealerships.

For more information, visit http://www.SFLIAutoShow.com on the
Internet or contact Cliff Ray, show coordinator at (305) 947-5950. 


CARS ARE THE STARS OF THE 27TH ANNUAL SOUTH FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL AUTO
SHOW


Once again, the auto industry's first major exhibition of the season
will be the South Florida International Auto Show presented by Barnett
Bank. Now in its 27th year, the 10-day show will open Friday, November
7, 1997 and run through Sunday, November 16 at the Miami Beach
Convention Center.

The 1998 line-up of new cars, sport utility vehicles, trucks and
accessories will fill more than one-million square feet of exhibit
space. Visitors will also get a glimpse of several sparkling examples
of the future: the industry's innovative and daring concept cars.

"As with most years, we'll be the first 'Class A' event on the auto
show circuit again," said James D. Evans, Jr., show chairman. "That
adds excitement, offering the first look at most new models. And
people from around the Americas flock to the exhibits, because they
really love their cars."

Exhibits are expected to total more than 100, including those from
major manufacturer's designated "Class A," a ranking assigned to those
created especially for a show.

The annual show is sponsored by the South Florida Auto-Truck Dealers
Association, which comprises more than 220 new car dealerships.

For more information, visit http://www.sfliautoshow.com on the Internet.