Governor Snyder Visits Auto Show Tuesday
Rick Snyder will visit the North American International Auto Show Tuesday for the first time as governor.
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Rick Snyder will visit the North American International Auto Show Tuesday for the first time as governor.
A comeback feel is permeating the North American International Auto Show, as two days of press previews come to a close, and the stage shifts to industry previews.
A number of new cars and trucks are being introduced this week at the North American International Auto Show. Also being unveiled on Wednesday is a new project called "DRIVEN: A Tribute to African American Achievement in the Auto Industry."
Toyota's top North American executive says he believes the company has corrected the underlying problems that lead to last year's big safety concerns.
Detroit's North American International Auto Show is back, and that means it's time again for the 2011 Photo Contest. If you love cars and love taking pictures of cars then this is the contest for you!
Toyota's top manufacturing executive responding coolly to a series of organizing principles presented by the United Auto Workers (UAW).
For this year's North American International Auto Show, Buick gets small.
Don Butler, Vice President for Marketing, speaks to the luxury auto brand's introduction of the new racing CTS-V Coupe, which presents consumers with an added dimension of Cadillac they might not have expected.
Bragging rights for Ford and General Motors.
Fiat says they have raised their stake in Chrysler from twenty percent to twenty-five percent.
Buick GMC's Vice President of Marketing, John Schwegman, discusses the inspiration for the new GMC Sierra All Terrain HD concept vehicle.
We spoke with Joel Ewanick, Global Chief Marketing Officer of Chevrolet, whose enthusiasm for the 2011 vehicle line-up is simply infectious.
Chrysler is showing auto show reporters that the company is alive and kicking after emerging from bankruptcy.
Ford Motor Co. is using the North American International Auto Show to announce that it's adding 7,000 jobs over the next two years.
The shooting of Arizona Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords is very much on the minds of those attending the start of the North American International Auto Show.