Auto dealers allowed to participate in auto shows, and auto shows in which auto dealers may participate established.

The bill allows auto dealers in Minnesota to take part in auto shows, creating specific events where they can showcase their vehicles. This change aims to provide more opportunities for dealers to connect with potential customers and promote their products at these events.

Supporters of the bill argue that it will enhance consumer choice by allowing auto dealers to directly engage with the public at auto shows. They believe this will stimulate the automotive market and foster local businesses, ultimately benefiting the state's economy.

Critics of the bill may contend that it could lead to an oversaturation of auto dealers at auto shows, potentially overshadowing independent car enthusiasts and smaller exhibitors. They might also raise concerns about the commercialization of these events, arguing it detracts from the original purpose of auto shows as platforms for innovation and community engagement.