Let's Welcome New Enthusiasts To Our Hobby, Post Your Events On the Many, Online Calendars! The More, the Better!!

Yes, I am promoting my " competitors" ! The dedicated town criers of of hobby, the online calendars, all have one thing in mind, promoting our passions!  We are always trying to get more and new people to our events. These calendars do a great job of doing this for us. All you have to do is post. That simple! The more places you post, the more people will come. Here is just a few of the great calendars out there, besides NortheastWheelsEvents, of course....

www.SoutheastWheelsEvents.com ; ( covers the southeast )

www.UKWheelsEvents.com ; ( covers the UK )

www.CarShowSafari.com

www.WeekendCruisers.com ; ( covers the central NY area )

Central PA Car Shows ( on FaceBook )

www.HVCruz.com ; ( covers Hudson Valley, NY area )

www.OldCarsWeekly.com

www.Hemmings.com/calendar

Just to name a few....

Happy and healthy New Year and may your weekends be dry!

Pam Hirschhorn,  Site Manager, www.NortheastWheelsEvents.com

SEMA Action Network 

National Drive Electric Week

celebrates clean, safe, fun electric vehicles in

300 communities September 8–16

Plug In America’s coast-to-coast celebration to include first annual Drive Electric Awards

LOS ANGELES, August 31, 2018—The 8th annual National Drive Electric Week (NDEW), a coast-to-coast celebration of electric vehicles (EVs), will be held September 8–16 in more cities and towns than ever before, and in all 50 states for the second year in a row. There are currently more than 300 registered events across the United States, plus Canada and New Zealand, with more events being added daily. Through test drives, parades, news conferences and announcements of new EV policies and programs, NDEW community events demonstrate how EVs provide cleaner air, save consumers money, and are more fun to operate than conventional vehicles. Last year, there were 276 events with more than 120,000 attendees.

NDEW events are primarily organized by volunteers in big cities and small towns, giving neighbors the opportunity to talk about EVs with one another. Many events feature ride-and-drives, because the best way to learn about EVs is to test drive one and experience the smooth ride and instant torque, in a non-sales setting.     

The event comes at a time when more Americans are choosing to drive electric than ever before, with nearly every major automaker producing at least one model, including models with longer ranges at more affordable prices. Nearly one million EVs have been sold since they were introduced. Plug In America recently launched the PlugStar EV Shopping Assistant to help consumers learn more about driving electric, find the best EV for their family, and connect with a qualified dealer in their area.     

“EVs are cheaper to fuel, more fun to drive, and better for our planet,” said Joel Levin, executive director of Plug In America. “They are simply superior to traditional gas-powered cars and we want to educate every American about this innovative technology.”   

Visit the National Drive Electric Week website at driveelectricweek.org to find and register for an event in your community. National Drive Electric Week is presented by Plug In America, the Sierra Club, and the Electric Auto Association.

Nissan LEAF is the exclusive national automotive sponsor of National Drive Electric Week. Clipper Creek is a national Silver sponsor

UPDATE ON THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION’S PROPOSED 25% TARIFF ON ALL IMPORTED VEHICLES AND PARTS: