Highlights of this year’s New York International Auto Show

Photo Credit: Anthony Lanzilote

Photo Credit: Anthony Lanzilote

Photo Credit: Bloomberg / Michael Nagle

Photo Credit: Bloomberg / Michael Nagle

More than 60 vehicles will make their world debut at the New York International Auto Show opening Friday.

This year’s show has the most new cars in its 115-year history. Car enthusiasts and consumers alike can scope out the most innovative 2015 and 2016 models out there, see the world’s coolest supercars up close and take an off-road ride on an 18-foot high “mountain” at the Camp Jeep exhibit. Visitors can also ride in a Toyota Camry through a custom-designed course.

The show runs from Friday to April 12 at the Jacob Javits Convention Center and costs $16 for adults and $7 for kids 12 and under. Download the New York International Auto Show app for updates and details.