Car Show For Autism To Roll Into Newtown With Halloween Twist

NEWTOWN TOWNSHIP, PA — Potential’s 10th Annual Car Show is returning with a Halloween twist after being canceled by a Nor'easter in September.

The show will take place on Saturday from 1 to 5 p.m. on the grounds of the Springtime School, 170 Pheasant Run (across from the NAC) in Newtown Township.

In addition to a display of cars, the event will include a Truck-or-Treat and a Touch-A-Truck experience for the kids.

"Join us for our car show and Trunk-or-Treat for autism as we celebrate 20 years of Potential serving individuals with autism and their families throughout Bucks County and Philadelphia," said event organizers.

The afternoon will feature classic, custom, and favorite vehicles; Trunk-or-Treat; Touch-a-Truck; music and live entertainment; the Chick-fil-A food truck; 50/50 drawing and raffles; local vendors and exhibitors; and trophies for the Top 25 Cars, Best of Show, President’s Choice, People’s Choice, and the Car Club with the Most Members.

Admission is free. There is a suggested $10 parking fee, which supports Potential's mission.

Car owners who would like to participate by showing off their classic, custom, or favorite vehicle and compete for awards can register their vehicles at carshowforautism.org