CENTER CITY – Mayor Michael Nutter did his annual “drive-in” to the Philadelphia International Auto Show that opens to the public Saturday.
He arrived in a Toyota Prius — the second year in a row Toyota got in the public relations dream cameo — and spoke about the weeklong event held in the Pennsylvania Convention Center.
A black-tie “tailgate” charity dinner will be held Friday to officially kick off the auto show featuring over 700 automobiles.
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