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$3 for Admission to the First Hawaiian International Auto Show at the Hawaii Convention Center (Up to $7 Value)

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For $3, today's deal gets you admission to the First Hawaiian International Auto Show March 18–March 20 at the Hawaii Convention Center (up to a $7 value).

Founded in 1984, Motor Trend Auto Shows reigns supreme as the nation’s largest auto-show producer, pairing the latest fuel-drinking models from major manufacturers alongside Americana classics. Honolulu's vehicular event showcases a multimillion-dollar display that features numerous exotic cars with powerful engines and charming accents, such as a Lamborghini Balboni, Bentley Continental GTC, and Maserati Quattroporte. The future-facing show also delivers a peek at preproduction 2012 metal carriages, alternative-fuel four-wheelers, and Motor Trend award-winners. Cowhide enthusiasts can run their cattle prods along supple leather interiors, and intrepid speedsters can demonstrate their K-turn prowess in a Lexus CT, Ford Fusion, or Subaru Outback test-drive.

Admission to the First Hawaiian International Auto Show is free for kids 6 years old and younger, in honor of their role as America's most prolific drivers. Children ages 12 and younger also enter free with a paying adult on Sunday, March 20. Customers also receive a free one-year subscription to Motor Trend magazine, allowing guests to wallpaper their bathrooms with the excitement of the auto show.

Though Motor Trend Auto Shows sometimes features a discounted price online, this Groupon still offers the best deal available.

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