The 2013 Detroit Auto Show has just come to an end, and this year it drew the largest crowd the show has seen in nine years.
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Anyone looking for a job in the auto industry would be wise to check out all of the new hardware at this year’s Detroit Auto Show, especially the new products from Ford. That’s because the American automaker will be recruiting right off the show floor as it looks to hire 2,200 new employees this year.
As always, the Detroit Auto Show delivered with all new vehicle debuts, concepts, and more. For those not fortunate enough to be able to see the sights with their own eyes, AutoGuide has you covered with a fine collection of videos featuring all the stars of the 2013 Detroit Auto Show.
Images of the Honda Urban SUV Concept, which is set to make its official debut at the 2013 Detroit Auto Show, has been leaked onto the Internet revealing the likely crossover variant for the Honda Fit.
Despite previously confirming that Acura would not unveil its production model NSX at the 2013 Detroit Auto Show, a photo on the Internet is raising speculation that that might not be the case.
Fiat has unveiled two design studies that will make their official debut at the 2013 Detroit Auto Show tomorrow.
A selection of photos have leaked ahead of the start of the Detroit Auto Show debut, showing off Lincoln’s take on a luxury crossover.
Ahead of its debut next week at the Detroit Auto Show, Nissan has released a lone teaser image of a new concept crossover it calls the “Resonance.”
Just three days ahead of its debut, Chevrolet is once again teasing the 2014 Corvette, this time showcasing the attention paid in building the car.
Looking to milk every last ounce of PR potential out of its latest concept car, Hyundai has released yet another teaser image of what it’s calling the HCD-14 Concept.
The horsepower war between the major German automakers is over, they say. The reveal of an updated Mercedes E63 model for 2014, setting a new benchmark of 577 hp, suggests old rivalries are still strong.
Reliable and long-lasting, yes, but Toyota models are not known for their dramatic style. That, however, may all change next week when the world’s largest automaker unveils the Furia concept car at the Detroit Auto Show.
The Kia Cadenza will reportedly make its official production debut at the 2013 Detroit Auto Show, marking the brand’s foray into the premium segment.
Cadillac had just released a staged spy photo of its new gasoline range-extended electric car, which will debut at the Detroit Auto Show next week.
Audi just announced that it will showcase its 2014 SQ5 performance SUV to the 2013 Detroit Auto Show.
When Nissan unveiled its next-generation Versa sedan in 2012, oddly, the hatchback version carried on unchanged. That, however, will all change next week at the 2013 Detroit Auto Show.
With Mercedes having recently revealed the mid-cycle refresh for its E-Class Sedan and Wagon, now comes a similar update for the sporty and luxurious Coupe and Cabriolet models.
Famed Ford tuner Shelby American has revealed that it’ll be heading to the 2013 Detroit Auto Show with several new products for its consumers, including one surprise.
The 2013 Detroit Auto Show is fast approaching, and BMW has just revealed what will be sitting at its display, including a new limited edition 1 Series Coupe and Convertible.
Marking the first use of the Chevy Volt’s impressive powertrain in another vehicle, Cadillac will debut what it calls the ELR at the Detroit Auto Show in January.
Recently at the 2012 LA Auto Show, MINI showcased its new Paceman model, which it has now announced will get a hot John Cooper Works variant. Wit the official world premiere set for the 2013 Detroit Auto Show, pictures and info on the British brand’s newest model have been released.
While a mid-cycle update and not an all-new model, the 2014 Mercedes-Benz E-Class makes a small yet important change to the car’s design, dropping a feature that has characterized its look since 1995.
With an official reveal set for later today, this is the first look at the new 2014 Chevrolet Silverado.
Providing the very first look at what the new 4 Series will look like, photos of the car as a thinly veiled concept have leaked. The pictures are also the first confirmation that from now on BMW’s 3 Series Coupe will wear the 4 Series badge.