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Unlike last year, this year's auto show ended without embarrassing news stories about expensive cars being ripped off in downtown Detroit. But not everyone's happy.
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Unlike last year, this year's auto show ended without embarrassing news stories about expensive cars being ripped off in downtown Detroit. But not everyone's happy.
WWJ AutoBeat Reporter Jeff Gilbert gets a sneak preview of the new "Driving America" exhibit at The Henry Ford, which opens to the public on Sunday.
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If you haven't gone to this year's North American International Auto Show, Sunday is your last chance.
Cars.com announced the Dodge Challenger as the winner of its Shoppers' Choice award.
The government has ended an investigation into why Chevrolet Volt electric cars caught fire following government crash tests.
There are lessons to be learned from painful times the Detroit Three automakers were forced to go through to survive. These lessons could set the pace for the Motor City as it prepares to recalibrate and downsize.
So, how much effort does it take to talk cars and look pretty? WWJ's Kathryn Larson lifts the veil on a career that's full of tests and talent.
When you're watching the commercials during next month's Super Bowl, you're going to be able to say, "There's an app for that."
Rod Alberts invited Carol Cain to ride along with Miss Michigan 2012 Kristen Danyal in an incredible car being featured in the Auto Show Parade.
GM sold just over 9 million vehicles in 2011. That's 11 percent more than Volkswagen, which sold 8.1 million.
Troy City Council met Tuesday evening to consider what they call a 'revised' plan for a city transit center.
There was more support than opposition as government regulators came to Detroit to hear about the impact of new fuel economy standards that will hit 54.5 miles per gallon in 2025.
Snap and win, bring your camera or smartphone to the North American International Auto Show 2012, take a photo and submit it at naias.com, and you could win $200.
WWJ AutoBeat Reporter Jeff Gilbert walks through Cobo Center two hours before the auto show opens, to give us a good look at some of the more important vehicles.