There are all kinds of auto shows all over the world and there are only a few that actually feature vintage cars. So if you want to go to one of these types of car shows then you need to get online and find out where they are located because if you don't figure out where they are now you might miss them and might have to wait another year.

Normally you will see car shows for only newer vehicles and for those that are just now coming out and that are brand new just off the production line, but not here. At many vintage car shows you will see a lot of the same car but in a different style. Events though they are the same car they still have a different look and appearance and that is what makes them what they are.

The original auto show was just a simple little exhibit of the new models that were coming off the production line, now a car show consists of hamburgers, hot dogs, and girls in bikinis. If you have ever been to a NOPI event then you probably know. Most vintage car shows however are just a bunch of older guys who just want to show off the real power and beauty of the vintage cars.

If you go to a vintage car show you will see that when the cars are being judged and inspected they are being checked for any flaws that the car may have and they are making sure that it is an original and not just a salvaged piece of crap from a junk yard. Even though if you did get a vintage car from a junk yard you could still turn it into the car that it once was just by buying every single part to make it original again.

There are many car clubs and this is where many car shows come from is from the car clubs that put the vintage car shows together. So if you haven't joined a vintage car club yet and you like auto shows you need to go for it.

The Geneva International Motor Show. What can be said? That it trounced everything in recent memory? Sure it did. Did everyone and their uncle debut a green supercar? Yes indeedy. Were the majority of the vehicles present tech-loaded eye candy? Hell yes, and my eyeteeth are sore.

We seriously doubt that anyone needs an explanation for the content of this post, but we would like to clarify that we had nothing to do with tag on the micro-skirt of the booth professional pictured above. From what we learned, the pretty woman works for a company that makes an energy drink called 'Pussy' - how appropriate... Well, you know the drill: hit the jump to check out the gallery with the ladies of the 2009 Essen Motor Show in Germany.

If there's one thing our readership enjoys more than cars, it's booth models. And the 2010 Paris Motor Show has more booth beauties than you can poke a stick shift at. What better way of passing the time between new product launches than gazing at these gorgeous ladies?These female professionals have a very important job: attracting people to their particular manufacturer's booth. And most people (well, men) are only too happy to oblige. Check below the fold for our comprehensive gallery on the "other" models on display at this year's edition of the Paris motorshow.

We could waste your time blabbing about booth professionals and their relation to automakers and car shows just to fill up a few lines here, but we all know that you've already skipped the break to check out the ladies. If not, what are you waiting for, seriously...

We've yet to finish our coverage of the 2009 Tokyo Motor Show, but we gathered that you might enjoy an 'oriental-break' with a mega gallery of the beautiful female models that did their best to 'hot-up' the numerous vehicles on display at the automakers' booths. For the record, our choice for the best-looking gal of the show goes to the lady standing next to the Subaru Hybrid Tourer concept. If you haven't done already, follow the break for 65 high-res photos, all clickable of course.

Truth to be said, there wasn't much going on in terms of world premieres at this year's auto show in the City of Angels, and to our misfortune, this had a negative reflection on the presence of booth professionals at the automakers' stands. Nevertheless, we've created a small gallery with the ladies of the 2009 LA Auto Show that you can enjoy after the break.

What better way to start or, end the day - depending on which side of the world you're reading us from - than pictures of the stunners from the Auto Mobil International show in Leipzig, Germany?

Well, there are some things, but this is a car site and you need to get your mind out of the gutter. Fortunately, these ladies are not as scantily clad as the women from 4Tuning Days. Wait, what am I saying? Bring on those classy bikinis, stockings, and painted-on pants. Call me!

From what we gather, most of you seem to enjoy photos of young ladies posing in front of cars, so we assembled a gallery of some of these "booth babes" to give you a taste of what the brands of the VW Group had in store for those that attended this year's edition of the Wörthersee GTI festival in Austria. Follow the jump to check out the photos, most of which are wallpaper sized when clicked.

While we were focusing on the New York Auto Show this week, our Italian friends from Motorionline had their eyes set on the 8th edition of the 'My Special Car Show'. As with any other tuning event, the booth professionals made their presence felt, though admittedly, to a much lesser extent than you'd expect from a car show in Italy. Follow the jump for the complete photo gallery.

Have a gander at some of the ladies that decided to stand for hours on end around a bunch of relatively boring (at least most of them) reveals. Now that's what I call commitment. Gallery after the jump.

It's been said - by the enigmatic 'Nosfer' from Carsroute- that 4Tuning Days in Bucharest, Romania, "is an important tuning show, probably the eastern Europe equivalent of SEMA or the Essen Motor Show".

For me, anything that's like SEMA or Essen is cool. Take the Tokyo Auto Salon. That was fun. Throw in slap-your-momma-stunning Eastern European chicks? Well sir, that's a little slice of heaven right there. A huge thanks to Nosfer for throwing these pics our way. Enjoy.

Our Tokyo Auto Salon man Phil Alex with the help of friends Mike and Aaron put their photo cameras to exceptional use today capturing the booth sirens on film for your enjoyment. And as you will soon find out, the Japanese tuning show is only interesting in terms of car presentations but also in terms of female presences... Feast your eyes out in our high-resolution mega gallery after the break.