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The sporty little Mazda2 has won the 2008 World Car of the Year award at the North American International Auto Show, reports the Daily News , beating out contenders like the Mercedes-Benz C-Class and the Ford Mondeo by a...
The future is looking bright for the American Automotive Industry following the 2008 North American International Auto Show in Detroit, MI. With American auto companies receiving honors in production and concept categories; General Motors, Chrysler and Ford are maintaining their niche in the global market
The future is looking bright for the American Automotive Industry following the 2008 North American International Auto Show in Detroit, MI. With American auto companies receiving honors in production and concept categories; General Motors, Chrysler and Ford are maintaining their niche in the global market. Production of these award winning vehicles begins at the assembly level where work-place ...
First reported at the North American International Auto Show at Detroit, Michigan, last month, German automaker Volkswagen returns to its roots as it debuts its Routan minivan at the Chicago Auto Show this month.
A growing number of cars at last month's North American International Auto Show in Detroit were covered with a low-gloss matte finish over a variety of colors.
Four Chinese automaker companies and an importer showed off their models at the North American International Auto Show in Detroit earlier this month. And others, such as China America Cooperative Automotives, the Geely...
Investor's Business Daily - When the North American International Auto Show opened in January 2000, a dozen alternative fuel cars were on display.
NEW YORK, NY (MARKET WIRE) Automotive content remains the most popular amongst media and online audiences, according to new stats announced today by The NewsMarket, the leading web-based video marketing and delivery platform. The company reported that video requests for automotive content soared by 40% in the first three weeks of January driven by the launch of Tata's "People's Car" at the New Delhi Auto Show and content from the North American International Auto Show (NAIAS) in Detroit.
Not all the innovations at the North American International Auto Show in Detroit this year were from the Big Boys.
One of the oddest-looking, and most bizarrely named cars at the North American International Auto Show was an amphibious people carrier named the Detroit Fish, along with two other equally eccentric, electric car concepts, named the “Book of Songs” and “Piece of Cloud” respectively. All three come from the design studios of respected Chinese auto designer Li Guangming, who wants to create a unique Chinese design language, and he sees these rounded little cars as a starting point.
