CHICAGO — Chicagoans will get a special automotive valentine this year. Starting a week later than usual, the Chicago Auto Show will open its doors to the public for the 95th time on Feb. 14. Other than the period during and immediately following World War II, Chicago has hosted an auto show every year since 1901. And again, 1,000 vehicles will greet show visitors.

When the 2003 extravaganza begins at McCormick Place, located 3 miles south of Chicago’s Loop, some luscious concept vehicles and the very latest production models will clamor for attention. As in previous years, more than 1 million people are expected to pass through the entry doors during the show’s 10-day run. With 840,000 square feet of exhibit space on a single level, Chicago’s event is the largest show of its kind under one roof.

...Acura, Honda’s luxury division, will present the redesigned full-size RL sedan, which goes on sale as a 2004 model...

this will not be the complete redesign of the RL but just a refreshening...maybe it'll sport more power too

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