90 booths to exhibit at CATS Classified Car-nival 2012

This Sunday, Car-nival visitors will be spoiled with a wide array of vehicles and other activities.

This Sunday, you will find cars, cars and more cars at the CATS Classified Car-nival 2012 – all lined up on the same spot for your “inspection”. This mammoth motoring exhibition features nearly 90 booths this year. With such a wide variety of vehicles - from economical compact cars to luxury marques, and motoring products and services - visitors will be spoilt for choice!

Visitors to the Car-nival will find much more than just well-oiled machines here. Muscling in on the action will be winners of the recent SBFF’s (Singapore Bodybuilding & Fitness Federation) 50th National Bodybuilding & Physique Sports Championships.

Also in the limelight will be 12 lovely ladies, all of whom will be vying for the CATS Classified Race Queen 2012 title. Visitors are invited to vote for their favourite contestants and take photographs with them. The winning voter who picks the CATS Classified Race Queen winner will receive a $100 cashcard prize.

There will be other exciting contests and fun-filled activities, including a thrilling Parent-and-Baby Crawling Race and free rides on the R2X Eco Rider.

There are also attractive gifts and lucky draw prizes in store for buyers and visitors too. Buyers can win prizes of petrol vouchers worth up to $2,000 in the Buyers’ Hourly Draws/Grand Draw. Besides being able to redeem a variety of free goodies like popcorn, candy floss, potato crisps, biscuits, chocolate and drinks, visitors will get a chance to win one of two new iPads in the Visitors’ Draw.

Details of exhibitors, site maps and coupons for freebies can be found in CATS Classified in The Sunday Times and Lianhe Zaobao on 8 July 2012.

For more information, please visit www.cats.com.sg/car-nival

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