#2018DetroitAutoShow

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Another Detroit Auto Show is in the books – THANK GOODNESS!

Think of an automaker that offers a sportback, a wagon, and a hardtop convertible. We’d wager that your first guess wasn’t Buick, but that’s exactly what the brand has on its showroom floors and it’s not changing anytime soon.

Cadillac’s Super Cruise system is seriously impressive and a major mile-marker on the road to fully autonomous vehicles. But Nissan is not taking the same approach with its upcoming technology.

Despite its advanced age the 370Z still has a place in Nissan’s lineup.

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Drivers have been crossover crazy for years, flocking to car-based utility vehicles like senior citizens to a discount buffet. 

After missing for more than half a decade, Ford is bringing the Ranger back to North America.

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Crossovers outsold traditional cars in North America last year. It’s no secret that people love crossovers, so why is Kia showing off a new generation of its Forte compact sedan rather than debuting some sort of jacked-up off-roader?

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Ford is celebrating the 50th anniversary of Steve McQueen’s movie, Bullitt, with a modern version at the 2018 Detroit Auto Show.