Today, as an estimated 700,000 auto fans from around the world descend upon Geneva for the 77th Geneva International Motor Show, the millions of enthusiasts who couldn�t attend the show now have an exciting new resource � MSN� Autos announced the launch of Auto Show Central, a new center within the MSN Autos site dedicated to the coverage of major auto shows and events across the globe.

Located at http://autos.msn.com, Auto Show Central features articles, photo galleries, streaming video and 360-degree looks at some of the world�s finest and most cutting-edge automobiles. With an international team of editors, Auto Show Central offers much of the same great content in Dutch, English, French, German, Italian, Spanish and Swedish, enabling automotive fans around the world to enjoy this season�s premier automobile events at the click of a button.

�With coverage from the North American International Auto Show (NAIAS) in Detroit drawing more than 150 million page views to MSN Autos, clearly this is the kind of coverage that consumers are looking for, and we�re giving it to them,� said Scott Ehlers, general manager of MSN Autos. �Auto Show Central brings together the most exciting auto show content from around the world into one place.�