Things to be done before coming for the Expo

As the gates of the Auto Expo will open for public from the 7th of February, one has to ensure some basic dos and don’ts for the approaching Auto Expo or any motor show you attend. Some of these are:

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Published On Feb 03, 2014 11:21 IST

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1) Ensure you are carrying your passes along for access. For the Delhi Motor Show, buy your passes via BookMyShow.

2) Find the fastest route, or the best public transport to reach the event.

3) You should either carry a map or install the Expo app on your smartphone beforehand, to know the layout and location of stalls.

4) If you are coming from a different city, check the weather around Noida and carry an umbrella or jackets as per the forecast.

5) Once in the Motor Show, do visit our stall. We are in the Hanger No 2. Drop in and say Hello!

6) Plan your entry and visit to various stalls, so that you do not have to walk too much and still can't see the whole show

7) Too much walking around can get tiresome, so it's bettter you plan your food breaks accordingly.

8) Do not forget to click an image with your favourite car.

9) For all the LIVE updates around which car is showcased at the Motor Show, visit CarDekho.com, or follow us on Twitter and Facebook for instant updates.

10) Do not forget to share your favourite car image with us, on twitter.

Have Fun!! Cheers!!

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