BUFFALO, N.Y. — The 2021 Buffalo Auto Show will not take place as usual in February due to COVID-19, but organizers are hoping to still pull it off and make it bigger and better than ever.
The Niagara Frontier Automobile Dealers Association (NFADA) is aiming for what, they say, would be an 'exciting late spring event', but no dates have been announced at this time.
Although the event itself will not take place next month, the New Car Dealers of WNY are planning to turn February into 'Auto Month' which will provide links on BuffaloAutoShow.com. There potential car buyers can link and browse the latest offers including auto show savings they would typically find during the show.
“We are still firmly optimistic that we can present something very special in the late spring. Hopefully, the new vaccine will have a positive impact, our community will be healthy and we can host another great auto event in WNY," said Paul Stasiak, President of the NFADA. Helping to mitigate the spread of Covid-19 continues to be our highest priority. After extensive communication with our many partners, manufacturers, national touring partners, local officials, as well as experts in the medical field, we feel that pivoting to new show dates and a new format will be our safest course of action.”