International Auto Show launches at Moscone Center this weekend

Car fans may want to head to SoMa this weekend for the 59th annual San Francisco International Auto Show. The 1.2 million square-foot Moscone Center will accommodate over 800 brand-new vehicles, along with the latest technological innovations in the industry. In addition, this year will mark the festival’s largest display yet of electric, hybrid and alternative fuel cars, with new models from Toyota, Chevrolet, Ford, Mercedes and Nissan. The show will to the public on November 19th and run through the 27th.Auto ShowCarselectric carsMoscone Center

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