North American Auto Show Reveals the Vehicles for Gallery

North American International Auto Show
North American International Auto Show

The North American International Auto Show (NAIAS) announced Wednesday the lineup of vehicles that will grace The Gallery at MGM Grand Detroit, the first of several official NAIAS events to be held in Detroit over two weeks.

“There’s not a collection of vehicles like this in one room anywhere else in the world,” said a beaming Scott LaRiche, chairman, NAIAS 2015. “This is an event unlike any other.”

And, though few in number, LaRiche said tickets are still available to Detroit’s most exclusive car event featuring more than $7 million worth of the industry’s most iconic, exotic and luxury vehicles.

The eighth annual edition of The Gallery at MGM Grand Detroit will be held Sat., Jan. 10, beginning with a private dinner at 7 pm.

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A portion of the proceeds from the evening will benefit Henry Ford Hospital (HFH), Fundraising Partner of The Gallery. LaRiche said funds will be generated through the sale of only 300 tickets at $1,000 per ticket. HFH, Detroit’s premier medical institution, has been a critical part of the community for generations, and will celebrate its centennial in 2015.

Vehicles scheduled to appear at The Gallery at MGM Grand Detroit include:

Aston Martin

Vantage V 12 S

Rapide S

Vanquish

Bentley

Flying Spur

GTC

Mulsanne

Chevrolet

Corvette Z06

Falcon

F7

Ferrari

LaFerrari

California T

FF

Jaguar

F-Type project 7

Lamborghini

Huracan

Aventador

Land Rover

Range Rover Sport SVR

Lingenfelter

Modified C7 Corvette Stingray (Z06)

Modified C7 Corvette Stingray

Local Motors

Rally Fighter

Maserati

QP

Granturismo Coupe

Granturismo Convertible

Porsche

918 Spyder

Panamera

Rolls-Royce

Drophead Coupe

Wraith

SRT

Dodge Viper GTS

Now in its 27th year as an international event, the NAIAS is among the top auto shows in the world.

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